Poems is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POEMS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• POEM, a composition in verse
• a piece of writing in which the expression of feelings and ideas is given intensity by particular attention to diction (sometimes involving rhyme), rhythm, and imagery

Words related to POEMS

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How to use POEMS in a sentence

• We must remember that the Homeric poems were never supposed to be the word of God.
• But it remains uncertain whether they published their poems.
• Petersburg for several years, and his final collection of poems was published in 1842, which was greeted with enthusiasm by the famous critic Belinsky.
• He then published various outrageous political poems, some of them of a gross personal nature.
• Poems from the county beautiful, Brown County, Indiana.
• Miss Aikin has written some charming poems, far more beautiful than any I have met with in the writings of Miss Landon and Miss Mitford.
• Some of the poems can be taken in that way, but by no means all.
• John Lane for permission to reprint ten poems from Homeward Songs by the Way and nine poems from The Earth Breath, also Messrs.
• There are five independent poems in as many chapters.
• She had been early in life distinguished for talents, and poems of hers were published whilst she was a girl.
• But I assure you it would have been more grateful to me to acknowledge the debt we owe you in this house, where we have read your poems with no common pleasure.
• The two earlier appear to be mythical, but the third has some historical basis, although it is probable that poems belonging to several centuries have been associated with it.
• His images and pictures are frequent in south India and he wrote numerous commentaries and poems.
• A review of the poems of Bertran de Born, Bernart de Ventadour, Thibaut, or others is hardly in place here.
• It is divided into two parts, with separate title-pages, the first containing the English poems, the second the Latin.
• The storm in the trees, the sorrow of the sea, the clatter of wild geese and the singing of swans find echo in the poems that praise them.
• Now let us glance for a moment at the poems in prose and verse of Mr.
• I must now turn to the poems by which this reputation was gained, and the incidents connected with their publication.
• But such a purpose is utterly futile, as long as the poems themselves had once escaped into publicity.
• The seven poems suspended in the temple of Mecca, and of which more anon, were considered as the chief productions of that time.
• Several poems were dedicated to him, good, bad and indifferent.
• They are not only American poems, but they are poems of the nineteenth century.
• Orchomenos, Pylos, Lacedaemon, Attica, all prominent in the poems, are also well-known seats of Mycenaean civilization.
• The stories and poems made a constant appeal to their imagination, while the daily letters which they wrote became a means of reflecting and applying this appeal.
• Sainte-Beuve, throughout his many volumes, gives overflowing evidence, in addition to that primary proof of having himself written good poems.
• This is true not only of the hymns of the church but of many poems that are not suitable for singing.
• Not one of these poems, unless we except a few fragmentary verses, has come down to us in the Northumbrian dialect.
• To this period of his career probably, belong his religious poems of which we shall have occasion to speak later.
• I reproduce a page of a manuscript of one of his poems, which we have in the Bodleian Library.

Similar words containing POEM without suffix s

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