powerful poetry造句

• Along with his powerful poetry, he also wrote lyrics for numerous songs and played music.
• In 1982 Nasibu co-founded a powerful poetry and drama group Sayari in Dar es Salaam.
• This truly reinforces the notion that Rabindrasangeet has at its heart some unbelievably powerful poetry.
• The powerful poetry moves Dionysus to declare Shakespeare the winner and offer him passage to earth.
• Today they sit alongside the leaders of the new South Africa, united in the powerful poetry of justice.
• Helen Vendler, A . Kingsley Porter university professor at Harvard, is arguably the most powerful poetry critic in America.
• And a speech that would read as rambling, not terribly compelling prose becomes, by force of context, powerful poetry.
• At times-especially in the " payadas " within the larger poem-he rises to a particularly stark and powerful poetry, taking on romantic and even metaphysical themes.
• Once Robert turned up in Elizabeth's life, they married, moved to Florence and inspired each other to create what many consider the most powerful poetry in the English language.
• Inside, Swedish Academy member Kjell Espmark told the laureates and an audience of 1, 800 people that Oe's " powerful poetry communicates across the boundaries of languages and culture ."
• In prepared remarks, Swedish Academy member Kjell Espmark told the laureates and an audience of 1, 800 people that Oe's " powerful poetry communicates across the boundaries of languages and culture ."
• Helen Vendler, probably the most powerful poetry critic in the United States, attacked this organizing approach in a review in The New Republic, arguing that Van Doren's method of dividing poems by language in chronological order was more intelligible.
• Instead, Clinton pointed to the black members of his delegation as evidence that the descendants of African slaves had become American leaders, appearing beside the new leaders of South Africa " united in the powerful poetry of justice ."