Nemerov's best poems are just that, very fine, without possessing a cultivated cogency of poetic practice to better push them on new readers.

This identification of poetry and drama, and its connection with his own poetic practice, suggests the real direction of his concerns.

It was here that he first developed his ideas of inscape and instress that were to prove central to his poetic practice.

Formally, the earliest poems show the influence of conventional poetic practice, yet by The Tennis Court Oath a much more revolutionary engagement with form appears.

Sappho and Alcaeus' poetic practice had in common, not just the general principles sketched above, but many specific verse forms.

In America, as I have remarked, the original New Critics were evaluative, in ways closely connected to their own poetic practice.

Taken together, these two texts comprised the Imagist programme for a return to what they saw as the best poetic practice of the past.

But a better clue to Muldoon's own poetic practice may be his Oxford lectures, which drove Valentine Cunningham and a few others so round the bend.

This was the first public recognition of the range of experimental poetic practice that was current in the city.

The most important rime dictionary tradition began with the Qieyun (601), which aimed to reconcile the literary reading traditions and poetic practice of north and south China.