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Meanings of poet in English
Usage of poet in English
1
This year, however, England's national poet is not quite his usual self.
2
The poet knew it; the children knew it; the slum knew it.
3
Franklin was a published poet-I'veread his work and it's quite good.
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The poet only addresses the imagination; the painter addresses the senses directly.
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The poet imagines the spirits of the different trees in the sorrows.
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The poet, Brendan Kennelly, has long been an exception to that situation.
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The poet had a simple child-like delight in occasionally assuming the host.
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I am not a poet; I look at people in the concrete.
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April was the cruellest month, according to the American poet TS Eliot.
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The essential education of the poet is not taught in the schools.
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The poet spoke to the Latin in the souls of his hearers.
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Here is another, written by the unfortunately named American poet Adelaide Crapsey:
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However, the transition from musician to poet isn't always an easy one.
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But is at best at home, offering hour to some humble poet.
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The so-styled poet was waving his arms in the air and declaiming:
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New Zealand poet and political junkie Kate Camp live from New York..
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Poet through the time
Poet across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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