Sentence examples for subject poet from inspiring English sources
Lines like, "I am only half real: my memory is failing me" and "I am writing in the sand: most magic, my hands,/ I seem mechanical and my poem is my own," create an intriguing confusion between subject, poet and robot.
In her latest biography, Ms. Milford takes on another Jazz Age subject: the poet Edna St . Vincent Millay
On that subject the poet said that he wanted to "open as many paths as possible".
In his choice of subject, Virgil, poet laureate of imperial Rome, set out to catch it.
Everything in it has barbs". Naturally, the subject of poet Robinson Jeffers comes up on a couple occasions.
When Tom Stoppard wrote a comparably themed play about repression among the English literati, he chose as his title "The Invention of Love" and as his subject the poet A.E. Housman.
Pope happened upon a rich subject that poets had hardly sampled.
Among his many renowned subjects were poet Countee Cullen, dancer Bill ("Bojangles") Robinson, and black-nationalist leader Marcus Garvey.
In poem after poem, in verses that take both ancient myth and ancient history as their subjects, the poet charted the inevitable failure of our best efforts.
Professor Karimi-Hakkak quothesehese lines from Mr. Shamlu's poem "Poetry That Is Life": The subject of poets of yesteryear was not of life.... Today the theme of poetry is a different thing.
"Many of these writers are part-Han already, and many of them are heavily romanticising their ethnic subjects: [the poet] Alai [writes] about Tibet, Zhang Chengzhi about the Hui, Jiang Rong about the Mongolians".
