prolific and versatile poet, a master of Finnish poetic forms, the scope of whose talent ranges from the visionary and mystical to topical novels, pamphlets, and critical journalism.
The leading writer of this group was Maḥmūd Taymūr, who wrote short stories, a genre developed in Arabic by a Lebanese Christian who settled in the United States, the noted and versatile poet Khalil Gibran (died 1931).
He was also an extraordinarily versatile poet, writing light satirical pieces and poems of dazzling technical virtuosity as well as lyrics, such as "La Nuit d'octobre" (1837; "The October Night"), which express with passion and eloquence his complex emotions.
Eino Leino, pseudonym of Armas Eino Leopold Lönnbohm (born July 6 , 1878 Paltamo, Russian Finland died Jan . 10 , 1926Tuusula, Fin)., prolific and versatile poet, a master of Finnish poetic forms, the scope of whose talent ranges from the visionary and mystical to topical novels, pamphlets, and critical journalism.
Baïf was a versatile, inventive poet and experimenter who, for example, invented and made use of a system of phonetic spelling.
1364 Venice, Italy c. 1430 Christine de Pisan, (born 1364, Venice [Italy] died c. 1430) prolific and versatile French poet and author whose diverse writings include numerous poems of courtly love, a biography of Charles V of France, and several works championing women.
February 2, 1849 Dolny Kubin, Czechoslovakia November 8, 1921 Dolny Kubin, Czechoslovakia Hviezdoslav, pseudonym of Pavol Országh (born Feb. 2, 1849, Vyšný Kubín, Slovakia, Austrian Empire [now in Dolny Kubin, Slovakia] died Nov. 8, 1921, Dolny Kubin, Czech)., one of the most powerful and versatile of Slovak poets.
Rudolf von Ems, (born c. 1200, Hohenems, Swabia [now in Austria] died c. 1254, Italy), prolific and versatile Middle High German poet.
C. 1200 Hohenems, Austria c. 1254 Italy Rudolf von Ems, (born c. 1200, Hohenems, Swabia [now in Austria] died c. 1254, Italy), prolific and versatile Middle High German poet.
As the bullying poet, the versatile baritone Steven Page monopolises the stage each time he enters, exuding an air of crazed obsession.
August 25 , 1923Bogotá, Colombia September 22, 2013 Mexico City, Mexico Álvaro Mutis, (born August 25 , 1923 Bogotá, Colombia died September 22, 2013, Mexico City, Mexico) versatile Colombian writer and poet best known for his novels featuring his alter ego, a character named Maqroll el Gaviero ("Maqroll the Lookout").
