Meanings of poetic talent in English

I am sure this will help his poetic talent flourish even more.

I knew nothing of Lord Alfred Douglas, and had no inkling of his poetic talent.

Yet we think it shows gleams of higher poetic talent than anything he has yet published.

His poetic talent was undoubted, and he was intimately connected with Walter Scott in his ballad researches.

The poetic talent was, indeed, strongly developed.

This particular generation must be the most startling array of poetic talent since the foundation of the state.

The poets of the South, who constitute a worthy galaxy of poetic talent and achievement, are not sufficiently known.

His poetic talent flowered early.

The selections throughout are made with that careful discrimination, which resulted from poetic talent combined with extensive and thorough erudition.

It turned out that I, a cool and sober mathematician, possessed a poetic talent and could compose very interesting comedies.

The greatness of wit, by which the poetic talent is here chiefly to be understood, manifests itself in the admirable balance of all the faculties.

Wit, Compassion and Poetic Talent-righthere where I've got my Thumb-aCinch!

The pictures and drawings that remain are the testimony of his splendid poetic talents.

A young grazier of their neighbouring town, of an aspiring mind and remarkable poetic talents, engrossed the Duchesse's platonic affections at this juncture.