Sentence examples for perfect poem from inspiring English sources

It is a perfect poem to illustrate to young people the perfection of the sonnet form, and it is inspiring to see Wilbur still so fully appreciated after all these years.

It's a perfect poem about a site of grief, but there's that bit of lightness, that bit of animation, always that bit of life, still.

By Paul H. Oehser The New Yorker, March 30 , 1946P. 29 There was a man who tried to produce a perfect poem and a perfect picture.

The New Yorker, March 30 , 1946 P. 29There was a man who tried to produce a perfect poem and a perfect picture.

There is nothing else like this in English; it is, I think, a perfect poem, perfect in its excesses and stray blasphemies (that "nigger-eye"), which make Plath Plath — that is to say, dangerous, heedless, a menace, and irresistible.

That's a perfect poem.

As a poet Lowell became verbose and undisciplined – Bishop eked out her perfect poems a few at a time.

The Keats we revere, the Keats of the great odes, some of the most nearly perfect poems ever written, didn't fully emerge until the 20th century.

A boat trip led to the writing of one of Goethe's most perfect poems, "Auf dem See" ("On the Lake"), and was followed by a walking tour through the mountains, with Goethe sketching all the time.

"Poetry Rx" likewise puts a fanciful, impressionistic spin on a service-y premise: "Readers write in with a specific emotion," the introduction explains, "and our resident poets — Sarah Kay, Kaveh Akbar, and Claire Schwartz — take turns prescribing the perfect poems to match".

Instead of breaking down, she put the world together in a clear and coherent fashion, in a small quantity of perfect poems, such as "One Art", a villanelle that perpetually astonishes with its craft and soul: the subject of loss has rarely been so movingly explored, with an off-handedness that belies the ferocious art that makes it possible.