Sentence examples for poem further from inspiring English sources

What we find in all these cases is just a formal contrast, an echo of further differences, which we can appreciate more deeply only by probing the poem further.

Characteristically, avant-garde composer and poet John Cage pushed the idea of the found or collage poem further than most with his mesostic poems, acrostics constructed from other writers' works where the letters of the words being spelt out run down the centre rather than on the left-hand margin.

Toward the end of the book, Habegger lingers over a lesser-known poem, "Further in Summer Than the Birds," to give a remarkable reading of Dickinson's evolution toward a calmness that in her final years kept her in willing retreat from people but not from life.

Many of her poems in Sunblue (1978) are based on biblical stories; the poems further investigate her Christian beliefs, and she takes nature as a metaphor for spiritual realities.

This revised edition contains new information available since the original publication: newly recovered versions of some poems, further details of historical context and updated translations of all the Latin poems.

The poem travels further and further back through the strata of what makes the individual.

The poem goes further too.

Heaney's "right of way" into the poem was further secured when he realized that his earliest poetry, which broke with the conventional English pentameter line, "conformed to the requirements of Anglo-Saxon metrics".

These poems were further publicized when Gabriel Fauré, one of the premier composers of the period, used them as text for one of his masterful song cycles.

Alpha's constant reference to Ethiopia in hymns and poems are further examples of Alpha's mission to imbue itself with an African cultural heritage.

After the poem was revised further in 1995, Mr. Edwards made a sequel to the film.