The word "poems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to written works of literature that have been composed in verse form. For example, "My favorite author composed several beautiful poems."
The poems are worthy of study, he says.
"I did always think of her as a magical writer and in these poems you see how much she was already there.
A chronicler from the time mentions that Humayun's fort was built on the hallowed site of Indraprastha Indraprastha appears in one of India's foundational Sanskrit epic poems, the Mahabharata, as the capital city established by its heroes, the Pandava brothers.
It's an interesting idea (although the viewer vote isn't final) and one that allows for some pretty esoteric programming: among this year's pilots is The New Yorker Presents, an odd hybrid of interviews, sketches, poems and cartoons that aims to capture the flavour of the celebrated magazine in TV form.
Chrissie Gittins' new and collected children's poems Stars in Jars is published by Bloomsbury.
They respond enthusiastically when it's read to them, they love the wordplay, rhythms and rhymes, and they write their own fantastic poems in workshops.
The poems in the book are untitled, and given Roman numerals, a device that adds to the biblical flavour.
It seems likely that the composition of at least some of the Black Riders poems overlapped with the writing of the novel.
There are quite a few poems I suppressed because they got her disapproval.
"Getting to know Ted's poems better than I had done, and thinking about him and his way of writing, has certainly been advantageous.
In another of his Hebridean poems, MacCaig commended the "seagull voice" of his Gaelic Aunt Julia, so rooted in the terrain of Harris that she came to think with and speak in its birds and climate.
