Sentence examples for remarkable poem from inspiring English sources

It reminds me of that remarkable poem written by Kenneth Koch, "One Train May Hide Another".

Tim Dlugos's remarkable poem "G-9" chronicles his time in the AIDS ward at a Manhattan infirmary.

And a remarkable poem, "Personal Essay," confronts a creative crisis in which things, emptied of "pathetic, clinging analogies," symbolize, allegorize, and "embody nothing but themselves".

But it is "The Weasel", a sinister ballad adapted from the well-known nursery rhyme, that is surely the most remarkable poem in the book.

A founder member of the radical theatre group Culture Clash, his artistic statement takes a poetic form that bears a passing resemblance to Allen Ginsberg's remarkable poem Howl.

Line two seemed to promise a clumsiness of expression, but everything was smooth and assured in a remarkable poem which left me thinking how slow and plain this mysterious sequence of events might appear in a short story; unless, of course, it was in the hands of a master, a Conrad or a Camus.

I do think these remarkable poems are going to offer new biographical detail".

There are hundreds of remarkable poems in the new collection, and the culture is still catching up to them.

Mr. Salters returned in the last work on the program, "Averno," a striking and contemplative cantata based on 11 remarkable poems by Louise Glück.

The success of these, in the words of one critic, "remarkable" poems, is shown by the fact that several English anthologies have included the Hughes-Csokits translations.

He can, like Elizabeth Bishop in remarkable poems such as "The Man-Moth", create in just a few lines worlds that are fully imagined but only partly revealed.