Sentence examples for poem introducing from inspiring English sources

The ubiquitous Carol Ann Duffy's New and Collected Poems for Children (Faber £16.99) is a lovely book of entertaining, flowing rhymes with an especially enjoyable poem introducing us to Henrietta the Eighth who bumps off all her husbands (a welcome, if not a Christmassy, initiative).

Of Mutability, which was shortlisted this week for the Forward prize, is her first book in almost a decade, and while the title is no less plangent than those that preceded it, an audible tonal shift has occurred; the preposition "of" creates a gap between poet and poem, introducing a new note of reticence.

The poem introduced the theme of the Holy Grail into German literature, and it is considered to be the climax of medieval Arthurian tradition.

Until he coined the term "symphonic poem", Liszt introduced several of these new orchestral works as overtures; in fact, some of the poems were initially overtures or preludes for other works, only later being expanded or rewritten past the confines of the overture form.

He could also be playful and up to date, as in "To Undisclosed Recipient —," a poem that introduces his recently published final book, "Next to Last Words".

6. Extensive (less than 0.5percentt): "If I had to select one poem to introduce my friends to Gary Soto it would be 'Oranges.' 'Oranges' had both sadness and contentment in it.

"Mount Mirtagh and Back", a beautifully imagined love poem which introduces a note of strangeness by opening with the story of "The emperor Qianlong... obsessed with jade", is one of the strongest in the collection.

And further, isn't this skepticism vulnerable to the following simple refutation: take any expression in any poem and introduce by fiat a new expression to mean exactly what the first one does; how could this practice fail to succeed at paraphrase or translation?

While the alliterative sorcery continues in the fourth song, A High-Toned Old Christian Woman, the poem also introduces Stevens' lawyerly skills in classical rhetoric.

Recently, per oral endoscopic myotomy (POEM) was introduced by Inoue et al. [ 10] as a less invasive and effective curative treatment option with minimal complications.

The poem Sapphire is introducing is called "There's a Window".