Sentence examples for poem set from inspiring English sources
Still, it would be hard to imagine this poem set more convincingly by any conventional method.
In 1945 the poem, set in bronze, was moved to the statue's main entrance.
"Dreams in Color," her final poem, set out her ideal of a psychologically healed postmilitary life.
5. * 3:10)—A William Blake poem set to tropical paradise mirage music.
I'm not trying to put my words down as a poem set to music.
The famous troubadour song "Kalenda maya" (by Raimbaut de Vaqueyras, died 1207) is a poem set to an existing estampie.
The engraving confines the imagination; the poem sets it reeling.
The poem sets up a sharp distinction between Odysseus' fantasy and Penelope's realism.
The synthesising effect of memory is distilled in poems set largely in childhood.
Mary Webb, a British novelist, deprecated herself despite having published six books and dozens of poems set in her native Shropshire.
In March, the Waterboys released "An Appointment With Mr. Yeats," an album featuring Yeats poems set to Mr. Scott's music.
