Sentence examples for poem off from inspiring English sources

Learn a poem off by heart and see how you find reciting it from memory To be a poet, you have to write poetry.

One of the proofreaders took the poem off in a corner, growling, and came out three days later with the news that it would have to be rewritten before it could be printed.

Next month the International Poetry Challenge, which has Andrew Motion as its patron, challenges people of all ages to learn a poem off by heart and recite it to at least one other person.

Whether or not bin Laden meant to pass the poem off as his own, he surely hoped that it would convince some Arab viewers who might otherwise see him as a terrorist that he's really a Bedouin warrior-poet celebrating a rebellion fought on behalf of the prophet.

Gray does not want to round his poem off neatly, because death is an experience of which we cannot be certain, but also because the logic of his syntax demands continuity rather than completion".

Try to avoid simply reading the story or poem off the page.

I'd always encourage you to learn poems off by heart.

At Oxford, Crawford was a joint founder of the internationalist poetry magazine Verse and "cadged" poems off the likes of Edwin Morgan, Les Murray and Seamus Heaney, who enclosed £50 with his poem to help with production costs: "His generosity was not only in language, but also in actual dosh".

The ability not to laugh while reading tiny poems off cards has so far served Tim Key very well.

This literary landscape has proven itself infinitely capable of absorbing countless interchangeable artists, all doing roughly the same thing in relative anonymity: just happily plucking away until death at the grindstone, making no great cultural headway, bouncing poems off their friends and an audience of about 40 people.

Gather a variety of books of poetry by different authors, or print 10 random poems off from the Internet.