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Meanings of very poetic in English

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Usage of very poetic in English
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I don't think our names are very poetic, but they follow nature.
A Voyage to Arcturus
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His thesis collection had a very poetic title, Frozen Overexposed Stars.
The new yorker
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Can't be very poetic bein' sick in 'em, by Jove!
Winnie Childs, the Shop Girl
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This sounds very poetic, but it wasn't at all.
Men, Women, and Ghosts
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But it is also a very poetic book.
Reuters
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His work is very poetic and original.
The Irish Times
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Yes, the Arabs can be very poetic.
Acts of faith
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Sunset cloud is very poetic.
The Little Red Chimney: Being the Love Story of a Candy Man
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I find it very poetic.
Wired
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That I'm not very poetic.
The Guardian
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There are sixteen of these, all short, and very poetic and not at all forbidding in their manner of writing.
The Masters and Their Music / A series of illustrative programs ...
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You are very poetic.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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During that time artists made very poetic, lyrical films, in which dissent was so disguised by metaphor that they upset nobody.
The Guardian
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As an example, study these two stanzas from "Ulalume," a work which some may find very poetic and others somewhat lunatic:
Outlines of English and American Literature / An Introduction to...
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He didn't sit and write stuff, but he would certainly speak in a very poetic way and I'm sure at times he was reciting poems.
Radio NZ
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Lass, it's very poetic, albeit in a bleak Gothic sort of way, but, begging your pardon, I look up and I don't see the ceiling.
Quicksilver
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