Significados de poetical genius em inglês

Really, Lovett, it does your poetical genius great credit; quite philosophical, upon my honour.

His filial piety was as remarkable as his poetical genius.

Clare's poetical genius threatened to master even his own will.

At the same time it must be confessed that it is altogether different with poetical genius.

Carlton complied with the young lady's request, and read aloud the following rare specimen of poetical genius:

The voice of all the age acknowledges Byron to have been the greatest poetical genius of his time.

The poem remains; a single monument of his heroic spirit, and no despicable proof of his poetical genius.

The great poetical genius of our own times has openly alienated himself from the land of his brothers.

Of her works few fragments remain, but they are enough to establish her claim to eminent poetical genius.

Wilson, Professor, on Clare's poetical genius.

He had already given several proofs of his poetical genius, both in his school-exercises and in other occasional compositions.

Somewhat resembling Pope's "Essay on Man" in style and subject, it is immeasurably superior in poetical genius.

Dr. Johnson said, 'Thomson had a true poetical genius, the power of viewing every thing in a poetical light.

The same person cannot be expected to excel in the abstruseness of metaphysical science, and in the ravishing effusions of poetical genius.

Montague had distinguished himself early by his poetical genius; but he soon converted his attention to the cultivation of more solid talents.

It is quite impossible-unlessone is a poetical genius-toreproduce on paper that gone and sickly sensation which is, paradoxically, so exquisite.