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1
Though Crinagoras offered to
compose
poetry
,
I refused.
2
A man cannot say, "I will
compose
poetry
.
"
3
He was in the mood in which men
compose
poetry
,
for he felt himself a midget in the grip of immensities.
4
They labor to
compose
poetry
,
while Burns gives the impression of singing, as naturally as a child sings from a full heart.
5
He directed successful movies, wrote books,
composed
poetry
,
published photographs and recorded music.
6
He was there next morning,
composing
poetry
to send to Monkton-Milnes.
7
Had the doctor been
composing
poetry
and blotting it in a violent hurry?
8
She was a great hand at
composing
poetry
.
9
They had called him Mamma's Little Lamb and had
composed
poetry
and horrific personal history for his benefit.
10
In my mind I
composed
poetry
and sang songs, but not a sound have I been able to utter.
11
If, for instance, the child
composed
poetry
,
then you would suppose that he was the son of your friend.
12
Much more often the sense of isolation was almost overpowering, perhaps held at bay by the act of
composing
poetry
:
13
Here Dickinson rose from her virginal sleigh bed, put on her trademark white dress, and sat by the window
composing
poetry
.
14
"No, he
composes
poetry
-
or
at
least verses that he calls poetry," answered the eldest Rover.
15
J. T. Trowbridge learned German, French, and Latin alone before twenty-one;
composed
poetry
at the plow and wrote it out in the evening.
16
(4) The gift of
composing
poetry
extempore is given to very few, yet it is human.
compose
poetry
compose