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Meanings of poet (poets) in English
Usage of poets in English
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For thousands of years, the poets have tried to answer these questions.
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Prizes are society's way to thank poets for the words they write.
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Mind your language: Could rappers and poets help reshape the migration debate?
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One of the poets says somewhere that animals are a different people.
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What the knight learned in suffering the poets have taught in song.
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It will repeat the initiative next year with the other four poets.
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It actually affected my writing today, those poets, Dylan Thomas and T.S.
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Some poets do their best work at the beginning of their careers.
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Pornography represents absolute freedom of imagination, as envisioned by the Romantic poets.
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The race should in course of time produce many brilliant lyric poets.
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Many poets have followed in their footsteps; none have been so popular.
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Ashleigh Young is one of New Zealand's most esteemed poets and essayists.
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One of the greatest of English poets, born in Lincolnshire in 1809.
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For all the cynicism of the age, poets retain their special place.
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Plácido is in some respects the greatest of all the Cuban poets.
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We see this in Dante and Tasso, and in other Christian poets.
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Poets across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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