"poetical" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an adjective that means expressing or related to the art of poetry. You can use it to describe things related to the writing or reading of poetry or to describe something that has a very poetic quality about it. For example: "Her melodic voice and dreamy eyes made her delivery of the poem absolutely poetical."
The task of such poetry, he claims in this fragment, should be to "fuse poetry and prose, inspiration and criticism, the poetry of art and the poetry of nature; and make poetry lively and sociable, and life and society poetical; poeticize wit and fill and saturate the forms of art with every kind of good, solid matter for instruction, and animate them with the pulsations of humor".
He was an agitator throughout his life for the causes in which he believed, political, social and poetical.
When asked why, Fenwick Skrimshire, the grisly named doctor who admitted him to the Northampton General Lunatic Asylum in 1841, attributed the poet's decline to: "years of addiction to poetical prosing".
He also explores what Ada Lovelace called "poetical science"—that computers and their creators are not just about cold calculation, but human creativity.
So sighs the figure of God in the prologue to Goethe's great poetical drama, "Faust".
This famous nude, at once erotic and chaste, is possibly a response to the work of his star pupils and their fashion for portraying female beauties and poetical landscapes".Lady with a Mirror" was called "an apotheosis of seeing" by the late art historian, Otto Pacht.
After all, only he had ever got Bulgakov's sprawling anti-Stalinist masterpiece, "The Master and Margarita", to succeed on the stage.Brecht in the foyerHis work was not political, he insisted, though people said it was; it was poetical, using metaphors transcribed into the world of the theatre.
Sure enough, this time, some users of Sina Weibo, a microblogging service, drew poetical parallels: "In Kiev dawn is nigh; how long can the moon remain full over the Chinese capital?" asked a post by a widely followed writer.
WHEN John Keats read George Chapman's translation of Homer he felt, in his elevated, poetical way, like "some watcher of the skies/When a new planet swims into his ken".
From simple greetings to room service, public transport to poetical observations ("The sky is bluer, the water is clearer and Beijing is becoming more and more beautiful"), millions of Mikes will be equipped to say just the right things.
The poetical flourishes just muddle things up.
