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Meaning of poets
poets
one (such as a creative artist) of great imaginative and expressive capabilities and special sensitivity to the medium, one who writes poetry, a person who writes poetry
poets Sentence Examples
- The poets of ancient Greece crafted timeless verses that still captivate readers today.
- William Blake's visionary poems explored the realms of imagination and spirituality.
- Emily Dickinson's enigmatic poems hinted at profound themes beneath their simple language.
- Robert Frost's nature poetry celebrated the beauty and resilience of the American landscape.
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- Eliot's modernist poems challenged traditional forms and explored the complexities of urban life.
- Maya Angelou's poems gave voice to the struggles and triumphs of the African American experience.
- Pablo Neruda's love poems were filled with passion, longing, and sensuality.
- Walt Whitman's expansive poems celebrated the grandeur of the American nation and the interconnectedness of all life.
- Langston Hughes's Harlem Renaissance poems captured the vibrancy and cultural richness of African American life.
FAQs About the word poets
one (such as a creative artist) of great imaginative and expressive capabilities and special sensitivity to the medium, one who writes poetry, a person who writ
bards,minstrels, muses, rhymesters,rimesters, poet laureates, poetasters, versifiers, troubadours, poetesses
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The poets of ancient Greece crafted timeless verses that still captivate readers today.
William Blake's visionary poems explored the realms of imagination and spirituality.
Emily Dickinson's enigmatic poems hinted at profound themes beneath their simple language.
Robert Frost's nature poetry celebrated the beauty and resilience of the American landscape.
