Sentence examples for poetry called from inspiring English sources

It's a book of poetry called The World Will Follow Joy.

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".

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.

Danez Smith's poetry calls attention to the heavy burden of anti-black violence with tenderness and urgency.

If it is Blake the poetry calls to mind, it was probably Byron whom the young Sebastian resembled.

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".

Ms. Sosa was a central figure in the Latin American "new song" movement that mingled politics and poetry, calling for social justice.

Hebrew-language journals were established, and the Hebrew essay and didactic poetry, calling for religious and cultural reforms, came into their own, particularly in the hands of the poet Judah Leib Gordon (1830 92) and the essayist Moses Leib Lilienblum (1843 1910).