1.   This secondary elaboration of the original dream will use poetic language and ritual performance to communicate to others the original dream.

2.   All the while, Shepard was developing a signature theatrical style defined by astonishing imagery and poetic language.

3.   But the series is entirely successful in affirming the importance of poetic language in pop culture and of poetry itself as a powerful social force.

4.   Ethereal artwork and poetic language lend spirituality to a book for the generations to share.

5.   He sees himself in the tradition of Walt Whitman, William Carlos Williams and Robert Frost, poets who consciously aimed at greater simplicity in poetic language.

6.   In poetic language, they call this region, and points south, the Torrid Zone.

7.   Several states offer more poetic language.

8.   That poetic language has been borrowed by every adapter, with passages frequently transferred to different characters, as they are in the Harbison opera.

9.   The film relies on a few evocative but narrow images -- like an old biplane flying over a farm field -- that never coalesce into a comprehensible poetic language.

10.   The poetic language found in the movie is word for word the language of the play.