A third category of poet cares primarily about intention — having a plan, that is, and seeing it through.
December 1624 Poland July 9, 1677 Wrocław, Poland Angelus Silesius, original name Johannes Scheffler (born December 1624, Breslau, Silesia [now Wrocław, Pol.] died July 9, 1677, Breslau) religious poet remembered primarily as the author of Der Cherubinischer Wandersmann (1674; "The Cherubic Wanderer"), a major work of Roman Catholic mysticism.
But as the poet was primarily a playwright, the bulk of the work is taken up by theater people, and one of the marvelous things about the series is the glimpse it gives you into the process.
Poets work primarily in lines, and often dream of writing perfect ones; this is why every poet is an innovator of sentences, dissecting them, ranking them, scattering, by means of line and stanza breaks, little cliffhangers across their lengths.
By the middle of the 13th century, mystical (Sufi) poetry had become a major branch of Turkish literature, with Sufi poets working primarily in Anatolian Turkish.
Dikshit says that this work places Rambhadracharya in the league of Ritikavya poets like Raskhan, Keshavdas, Ghananand and Padmakar; but observes the distinction that while the works of all these poets are primarily in the Śṛngāra Rasa, Śrīsītārāmakelikaumudī is a work which has Vātsalya Rasa as the primary emotion, which is augmented by Śṛngāra Rasa.
Gunnar Hoydal, also a poet, is known primarily for his short stories and travel accounts, written in sensitive prose.
By Alexis Okeowo October 21, 2015 The poet Warsan Shire writes primarily about the immigrant experience, but also tweets about reality television.
Amos and Charlotte were primarily poets, Isabel a novelist and the zoologist Janet wrote a book about raising a horse.
Arendt's writings on the theme of judgment can be seen to fall into two more or less distinct phases, an early one in which judgment is the faculty of political actors acting in the public realm, and a later one in which it is the privilege of non-participating spectators, primarily poets and historians, who seek to understand the meaning of the past and to reconcile us to what has happened.
