Definition of «poet»

A poet is a person who writes poetry, using language and imagery to convey emotions, ideas or tell stories. Poets may use various forms and styles such as sonnets, free verse, haiku, etc., to express their thoughts and feelings through written words.

Usage examples

  1. Maya Angelou was a renowned poet who used her powerful words to promote equality and inspire millions.
  2. The school organized a poetry slam, inviting students to showcase their creativity and compete with other talented poets.
  3. During the event, a local poet recited a captivating spoken word piece that moved the audience to tears.
  4. As a child, Emily Dickinson showed immense talent as a poet, writing unique and introspective verses.
  5. The bookstore hosted a poetry reading, inviting aspiring poets to share their latest works and connect with fellow artists.

Sentences with «poet»

  • There were a number of poets who were brilliant but they eventually dropped out because they couldn't find or make the space for themselves. (brooklynrail.org)
  • Men were inspired, just as poets write under some kind of inspiration, and in the intrinsic values communicated through the writings lies the evidence of divine inspiration. (religion-online.org)
  • In the last five years, we have seen an explosion in the publication of works in verse, particularly written by poets offering diverse experiences, and those titles have received numerous awards. (booklistonline.com)
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