Sentence examples for the poem concludes from inspiring English sources
"I'll dig with it", the poem concludes.
The poem concludes, simply, "There are limits to imagination".
"Water in motion is far from level," the poem concludes.
/ And have you changed your life?" the poem concludes.
The fantasy, and the poem, concludes: A modest people makes me chief.
The poem concludes with the comedian in conversation with the player's doctor after watching him play.
The poem concluded, "I know you will not abandon them".
The poem concluded with: "Then, on a rain-drenched windy night, hiding deep inside a magical Florida winter, we finally walked softly into our time".
As they recalled Tuesday, the poem concluded: And, if perchance, in our short show, Their friends should take a rib, Free speech, they would insist, belongs Exclusively to the Trib.
Many of the poems conclude with a summing up, with the poet citing himself as the final authority on the matter at hand, enjoining, pleading, prescribing, scolding, giving forth, usually in the form of a miniaturized homily: "Listen, says Kabir, / I have a prayer to make.
"Eve's Unnaming" ends, "Names are for things / we cannot own," while another poem concludes simply, "Praise life".
