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Meanings of the poet's song in English
Three Gems in One Setting, illustrated poetry collection (book)
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Examples for "three gems in one setting"
Examples for "three gems in one setting"
1
He then began to ask her about the three gems that were mentioned earlier.
2
Also read: Kalk Bay; The three gems of the coolest neighborhood in the world 4.
3
She opened this and took from it the three gems which she kissed before giving them to the king.
4
At one side of the coronet was a cracked edge, where a corner holding three gems had been torn away.
5
At one side of the coronet was a crooked cracked edge, where a corner holding three gems had been torn away.
1
From his breast he took a little faded bunch of field flowers.
2
The designs were usually conventionalized field flowers done with great spirit and charm.
3
She gives gold as easily as children give away field flowers.
4
With it was mingled the scent of the grass and of the field flowers.
5
She is a little clod of earth that has field flowers growing in it.
1
Provincetown is where the pilgrim fathers first touched American soil in 1620.
2
The New England Confederacy was opposed to the pilgrim fathers and their descendants.
3
Such was the simple manner of life led by our " pilgrim fathers."
4
The pilgrim fathers were forced from the mother country because this principle of prohibition burned in their hearts.
5
The Chinese and Japanese have spinning-wheels hardly equal to those brought over by our pilgrim fathers in the Mayflower.
Usage of the poet's song in English
1
Why is the poet's song compared to the flight of an arrow?
2
What are they but the coarse materials of the poet's song?
3
Is the poet's song but jingling rhyme?- aplayof words in trancing measure?
4
But in my heart the poet's song shall stay.
5
O youth, beautiful and undying, the sage's dream, the poet's song, all that is loving and lovely, is centred still in thee!
6
But what a clear-cut picture is that in the same poem (" The Poet's Song"):-
7
And the Poet's song again Passed like music through my brain; Night interpreted to me All its grace and mystery.