| write poem | 11.39 | I wrote a poem. | ||
| read poem | 7.11 | Why read a poem? | ||
| recite poem | 3.16 | He recited a poem. | ||
| publish poem | 1.97 | Around the same time, he began to publish poems. | ||
| include poem | 1.05 | Every issue will include a poem read by the author. | ||
| compose poem | 0.86 | He composed a poem in his head. | ||
| memorize poem | 0.53 | She is memorizing poems. | ||
| send poem | 0.46 | I send her poems. | ||
| translate poem | 0.46 | Other poets translated the poems. | ||
| print poem | 0.39 | Will you print the poem in its entirety? | ||
| choose poem | 0.33 | As children, Caroline and her brother had to write or choose a poem for their mother on every holiday and birthday. | ||
| create poem | 0.33 | He also created cutup poems from bits of newspaper articles. | ||
| sing poem | 0.33 | One man sings a poem, for two hours. | ||
| collect poem | 0.26 | His latest poems are collected in a book issued last year. | ||
| find poem | 0.26 | After a vigorous probe, they found a poem in English. | ||
| give poem | 0.26 | She gave her poems away for free. | ||
| inspire poem | 0.26 | They, in turn, inspired poems by the French Surrealist Paul Eluard. | ||
| love poem | 0.26 | Love poems? | ||
| produce poem | 0.26 | That produced a poem. | ||
| see poem | 0.26 | I see the poem. |