Sentence examples for poem back from inspiring English sources

I often add humour to my letters or write a poem, and often get a poem back.

Sa'adia handed the poem back with the comment "Nothing like it has ever been seen in Israel".

Heaney plumped for the 1872 Caillebotte painting, sending his poem back to McLean in less than a week.

At this juncture, he got the poem back, accompanied by a lengthy editorial comment, the author of which declared that he must remain anonymous for the moment.

In his poem "Back From a Walk" in the "Poet in New York" collection (Globe Press Evergreen, 1955) he wrote: "Heaven-murdered one,//among shapes turning serpent/and shapes seeking crystal,/I'll let my hair grow long".

But until icebergs sail up the Thames, we are stuck here, and we might as well have some people who want to put a poem back together while we're waiting.

Warsan Shire, London's first young poet laureate, has written a poem backing the campaign calling on the education secretary, Michael Gove, to write to all headteachers telling them to inform teachers and parents about the risks of female genital mutilation.

My class listened to Baraka's work in recorded form--a fiery performance, brimming with defiant negritude, in which Baraka shouts the poem, backed by a band including jazz notables Sonny Murray, Don Cherry, and Albert Ayler.

Scholars in the 1980s and 1990s, as well as the Internet, have brought Piatt's poems back into circulation.

Maxwell handed the poems back to me the next day and said, "Stick to prose".

And the whole school, led by Sean, chanted, wriggled and danced one of my poems back to me.