Associations to the word «Poetry»
Noun
- Writing
- Symbolism
- Byron
- Romance
- Anvil
- Cymru
- Proverb
- Macpherson
- Criticism
- Translator
- Storytelling
- Imitation
- Preface
- Guggenheim
- Homer
- Novel
- Faber
- Milton
- Shakespeare
- Bai
- Larkin
- Allusion
- Writings
- Endowment
- Lettre
- Periodical
- Yiddish
- Sensibility
- Sanskrit
- Essayist
- Canto
- Renaissance
- Immortal
- Dickinson
- Admirer
- Griffin
- Aristotle
- Imagination
- Fellowship
- Hymn
- Contemporary
- Freshness
- Volume
- Lament
- Idiom
- Tang
- Monologue
- Cadence
- Drama
- Orpheus
- Odin
- Lilly
- Narrative
- Philology
- Horace
- Humanism
- Autobiography
- Eros
- Classic
- Rhapsody
- Syllable
- Mic
- Genius
- Nea
Adjective
Wiktionary
POETRY, noun. The class of literature comprising poems.
POETRY, noun. Composition in verse or language exhibiting conscious attention to patterns.
POETRY, noun. A poet's literary production
POETRY, noun. A 'poetical' quality, artistic and/or artfull, which appeals or stirs the imagination, in any medium
POËTRY, noun. (rare or archaic) Alternative spelling of poetry
POETRY IN MOTION, noun. (idiomatic) Graceful, fluid movement.
POETRY SLAM, noun. A competition at which poets recite their poems before an audience and are given scores by judges.
POETRY SLAMS, noun. Plural of poetry slam
Dictionary definition
POETRY, noun. Literature in metrical form.
POETRY, noun. Any communication resembling poetry in beauty or the evocation of feeling.
Wise words
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