Sentence examples for poetry back from inspiring English sources

He took himself, and his new poetry, back home to Muslim Spain.

It could not be, for them, the language of feeling, and Wordsworth accordingly sought to bring the language of poetry back to that of common speech.

Their early poetry — and their theories about it — could never have appeared in The New Yorker or Poetry back then (though they do now): they needed the space their own magazines could provide.

The writer-performers take poetry back to its roots in a communal oral tradition, but here the music it is linked to is hip-hop, and the poems are a step away from rap.

He remembers winning the Pulitzer for poetry back in 2008, and how even as he received the award, this awesome signifier of achievement, he felt the moment-ruining pall of failure.

The concept of slam poetry originated in the 1980s in Chicago, Illinois, when a local poet and construction worker, Marc Kelly Smith, feeling that poetry readings and poetry in general had lost their true passion, had an idea to bring poetry back to the people.

The personable guide, Gail Todd, pointed out wild parrots in Washington Square Park and the gentrification of Grant Avenue, amid stops at former Beat haunts like the Coffee Gallery (now the bar Lost and Found), where she confessed to having seen Allen Ginsberg read poetry back in the day.

HARTFORD Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts Hot Chocolate Soull," comedy and poetry backed by a band.

"Hot Chocolate Soul," rhythm and blues music, comedy and poetry backed by a live band.

Call it impish, call it stream-of-conscious poetry backed by a beat a la Gil-Scott Heron, call it a track and get on with it.

"How can we destroy those memories?" "Poetry, what poetry?" shot back Michel Tranet, undersecretary of state of Cambodia's Ministry of Culture.