Your type of mind always responds quickly to the poetic drama.

He wrote: Photography by itself cannot make poetic drama.

Sylvain Kohn took him to the poetic drama.

For the poetic drama, after a bad start, was now plunging into worse depths of dulness.

For the poetic drama, after a bad start, was now plunging into worse depths of dullness.

Modern poetic drama-It'sthat or nothing, you know.

At first glance, poetic drama hasn't been having a great time of it for a while now.

Glenessa's most ambitious work, and the one that gives the title to his book, is a poetic drama about the Garden of Eden.

What, do you ask, has such a poetic drama to do with such a commonplace subject as health or the prolonging of life?

The recognition that is given in England to literary or poetic drama, alike of the past and present, is chiefly notable for its irregularity.

This "Hamlet" may be closer to inspired collage than to poetic drama, but it releases the old fable with its emotional force intact.

But I refuse to believe it's just me who hears the words " poetic drama" and first imagines something slowly woven from pastel shades of twee.

"The drama," said George without hesitation, "the poetic drama.

His six years with them initiated him into the technique of stagecraft, which he later applied in the writing of his poetic dramas.