Sentence examples for recorded poem from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, Mr. Duato finds a subtler way in "Por Vos Muero," set to gorgeous 15th- and 16th-century Spanish music and a recorded poem from the period by Garcilaso de la Vega.

The sound of a recorded poem written by Lita reverberated throughout the space.

His first recorded poem, which was copied down by his father, was written when he was 13.

All these things Hardy captured in the lyrical poems he wrote throughout his life; his first recorded poem, "Domicilium", is about this house and its surroundings.

While it's difficult to display poetry and books in a space, the sound of recorded poems being read occasionally disturbed the atmosphere.

He composed and recorded a poem of fury and frustration called "Massacre".

To coincide with the publication of the Anglo-Saxon chiller, Mr. Heaney, the Nobel Prize-winning poet, recorded the poem on tape (on sale in Britain but not yet in the United States).

The late Doors frontman -- both a fascination and inspiration to Elias -- had recorded a poem in tribute to the Native Americans who were displaced and affected by the activities at Los Alamos.

This occurred in Greece and Rome, where genealogies were recorded in poems and in histories.

Some information about the era has thus been gleaned from the Vikings' apparently rich oral tradition, portions of which were later recorded in poems such as Beowulf and in sagas such as Heimskringla.

Ganesh appears in some unofficial versions of the Mahabharata, a Hindu epic, as a scribe, whose quill pen breaks in his haste to record the poem as a sage recites it.