Sentence examples for sad poem from inspiring English sources

And the sad poem was a list.

As Jack Kerouac put it in his famous introduction, Robert Frank "sucked a sad poem out of America".

The saddest part of the whole sad poem, for me, is when the dreamer has just caught sight of the girl.

Later, she said, "There was recently an article about how if you listen to a sad song or a sad poem, some sort of empathy builds in you".

Sarah Greenough rounds up the more outraged reviews: "A slashing and bitter attack on some U.S. institutions"; "A Degradation of a Nation!"; "a sad poem for sick people".

And now, at once, he caught a kindred spirit, one who had "sucked a sad poem right out of America onto film".

They explained each song as they played, ranging from rousing ahwash, village folk music with call-and-response vocals, to slower, sad poem-songs.

When Leonard Cohen was twenty-five, he was living in London, sitting in cold rooms writing sad poems.

She wrote a biography about him called "The Priceless Pearl" and a small book of very sad poems.

Luce, pale, intense, nervous, was Skull & Bones, Alpha Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, member of the Student Council, editor of the News; wrote sad poems, read the New Republic, studied political philosophy.

There were rallies -- including one in front of the regional administration in St . Petersburglast year, at which grandmothers held signs with sad poems about dying birch trees, and young people showed up in gas masks -- public hearings and articles in the newspaper.