Meanings of quote poetry in English

The 'Rubaiyat' 's the only poem-ifyou're going to quote poetry.

Ay-laugh!-wetailors can quote poetry as well as make your court-dresses:

I always quote poetry in the City, as a protest-moreover ,itclears the air.

He can quote poetry, and make soft speeches; he can please you with flattery.

Do not quote poetry; do not ask people's opinions on delicate and individual questions.

You see, my dear Waverley, I can quote poetry as well as Flora and you.

We were obliged to quote poetry against them:-

Say, Songbird, please don't quote poetry when we are waiting to hear all about Tad Sobber.

My experience of men is that when they begin to quote poetry, they are going to flit.

It was no longer fashionable to quote poetry in today's society, but it didn't seem to irritate her.

I can't gush like a girl and quote poetry, but this sure is a lovely country to me.

And here the doctor, who loved to quote poetry, especially Shakspeare's, better than to administer medicine, indulged again in his favorite habit:

He was known for his love of Elvis Presley, his tendency to quote poetry and his full head of carefully tended thick black hair.

Young as I was, I could quote poetry; and I remember how, as I looked upon this scene, there invariably occurred to me the lines-

She started quoting poetry to me, and I started writing it down.

In any case-canone be pardoned for quoting poetry in these days?