Sentence examples for touching poem from inspiring English sources
Anis: I would like you to speak about memories of your father, especially as you describe it in the touching poem, "The Last".
His lifelong friend Claire Trevor, who co-starred with him in "Stagecoach"(1939), once showed me a touching poem he'd written on the death of her step-son, with whom he'd been unusually close.
"Tomorrow will be a better day," he said in his touching poem.
"There's a very touching poem about her beloved grandmother.
It is a touching poem but by no stretch of the imagination MacNeice's masterpiece, as Bennett would have it.
"This story isn't erotic enough for my liking," she jokes with the congregation, before reading a touching poem that one member has written about the first time she met her partner.
She used to be upset when people accused her of being an apologist for child-bearing – this is what the crowd shouted about when she read out the "touching" poems about breastfeeding – but now she doesn't "give a shit… I've been a feminist my entire life.
As Christopher Reid's touching early poem asserted, lovers "are each other's parents", as well as everything else.
Another cultural touch: poems written by people when they are drunk.
William Butler Yeats, in a poem touching on those long-ago conversations, conjured up a room "where the Duchess and her people talked/The stately midnight through until they stood/In their great window looking at the dawn".
Kelvin recited a short poem touching at the heart of the launch and urging all to respect the rights of children with disabilities.
