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Definition of poetry
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of poetry is as below...
Poetry
(n.) The art of
apprehending
and
interpreting
ideas by the
faculty
of
imagination;
the art of
idealizing
in
thought
and in
expression.
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Tetracolon
::
Tetracolon
(n.) A
stanza
or
division
in lyric
poetry,
consisting
of four
verses
or
lines..
Singsong
::
Singsong
(n.) Bad
singing
or
poetry.
Thy
::
Thy
(pron.)
Of thee, or
belonging
to thee; the more
common
form of
thine,
possessive
case of thou; -- used
always
attributively,
and
chiefly
in the
solemn
or grave
style,
and in
poetry.
Thine is used in the
predicate;
as, the knife is
thine.
See
Thine..
Law
::
Law (n.) In arts,
works,
games,
etc.: The rules of
construction,
or of
procedure,
conforming
to the
conditions
of
success;
a
principle,
maxim;
or
usage;
as, the laws of
poetry,
of
architecture,
of
courtesy,
or of
whist..
Rune
::
Rune (n.) Old Norse
poetry
expressed
in
runes.
Verse
::
Verse (n.)
Metrical
arrangement
and
language;
that which is
composed
in
metrical
form;
versification;
poetry.
Can
::
Can () an obs. form of
began,
imp. & p. p. of
Begin,
sometimes
used in old
poetry.
[See
Gan.].
Distain
::
Distain
(v. t.) To tinge with a
different
color from the
natural
or
proper
one; to
stain;
to
discolor;
to
sully;
to
tarnish;
to
defile;
-- used
chiefly
in
poetry.
Literature
::
Literature
(n.) The class of
writings
distinguished
for
beauty
of style or
expression,
as
poetry,
essays,
or
history,
in
distinction
from
scientific
treatises
and works which
contain
positive
knowledge;
belles-lettres..
Semiped
::
Semiped
(n.) A half foot in
poetry.
Whate''er
::
Whate'er
(pron.)
A
contraction
of
what-ever;
-- used in
poetry.
Swainish
::
Swain (n.) A young man
dwelling
in the
country;
a
rustic;
esp., a
cuntry
gallant
or
lover;
--
chiefly
in
poetry..
Whatsoe''er
::
Whatsoe'er
(pron.)
A
contraction
of
whatsoever;
-- used in
poetry.
Renard
::
Renard
(n.) A fox; -- so
called
in
fables
or
familiar
tales,
and in
poetry..
Macaronic
::
Macaronic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
burlesque
composition
called
macaronic;
as,
macaronic
poetry..
Lyre
::
Lyre (n.) A
stringed
instrument
of
music;
a kind of harp much used by the
ancients,
as an
accompaniment
to
poetry..
Glyconic
::
Glyconic
(a.)
Consisting
of a
spondee,
a
choriamb,
and a
pyrrhic;
--
applied
to a kind of verse in Greek and Latin
poetry..
Enthusiasm
::
Enthusiasm
(n.) A state of
impassioned
emotion;
transport;
elevation
of
fancy;
exaltation
of soul; as, the
poetry
of
enthusiasm..
Sirvente
::
Sirvente
(n.) A
peculiar
species
of
poetry,
for the most part
devoted
to moral and
religious
topics,
and
commonly
satirical,
-- often used by the
troubadours
of the
Middle
Ages..
Coleridgian
::
Coleridgian
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Samuel
Taylor
Coleridge,
or to his
poetry
or
metaphysics..
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