Sentence examples for producing a poem from inspiring English sources

"Stevens cooperated by producing a poem, and apologizing for it, saying it was difficult writing on a slate of clouds.

While he was producing a poem each year for the Seatonian Prize, this amounted to very little of his writing; he was forced into a life of "hack work", which was described by his contemporary, Arthur Murphy, as "a bookseller is his only friend, but for that bookseller, however liberal, he must toil and drudge".

They were requested next to pause for a few minutes, and then produce a poem which in some way derived from that process of minute observation.

In response to a request from Edith Wharton to produce a poem for her 1916 anthology, The Book of the Homeless, WB Yeats took the opportunity to issue a general put down to poets who get involved in politics.

As an accompaniment to the show, which opens on 1 September, the Theatre by the Lake has asked five mainly Cumbrian poets to view the pictures and produce a poem each in response.

A week before the march a small group of enthusiasts met up and John Brunner, who went on to become a prolific science fiction novelist, produced a poem he had written for the occasion, 'The H-Bomb's Thunder'MenMen and women, stand together/Do not heed the men of war/Make your minds now or never/Ban the bomb for evermore').

Once wound up and turned on, the machine whirs into action, producing a drawing or poem in about three minutes.

"The person writing about his or her own struggle fuels the fire by producing a long, hubristic poem, an elegy, an ode to a presence gone and missed".

The New Yorker, March 30 , 1946 P. 29There was a man who tried to produce a perfect poem and a perfect picture.

By Paul H. Oehser The New Yorker, March 30 , 1946P. 29 There was a man who tried to produce a perfect poem and a perfect picture.

For many years, the poet Lawrence Sail has produced a new poem each Christmas, and now these are collected in Songs of the Darkness (Enitharmon Press), which is as starkly truthful about winter and darkness as it is about the frail threads of hope that light the season.