Sentence examples for poetry call from inspiring English sources
"The Weather in Berlin" fashions a distinctly German tilt on Wordsworth's definition of poetry; call it emotion recollected in satiety.
Poetry: "Call it a long day if you want and a hard one, too, / but remember we got more than we gave: we got myth".
It's a book of poetry called The World Will Follow Joy.
Divided into four sections, it begins with a selection of poetry called "Twins in the Waiting Womb".
In 1973, before Somers even landed her breakthrough role, she published a volume of poetry called "Touch Me".
Grierson's only directorial effort, made in 1929, is a piece of industrial poetry called "Drifters," about North Sea herring fishermen.
An Old Sailor's Lament," in a volume of Civil War poetry called "Battle-Pieces and Aspects of the War".
He has published a volume of poetry, called Blow Out The Candle.
One was a volume of self-help poetry called "Present Moment, Wonderful Moment".
The fourth is an apron-shaped book of Ms. Lindstedt's poetry called "Housework Haiku".
My brother has published a volume of poetry, called Blow Out The Candle.
