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write poetry
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12.11 |
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He wrote poetry. |
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read poetry
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3.03 |
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We read poetry. |
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recite poetry
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2.30 |
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He recites poetry. |
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use poetry
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0.86 |
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I used contemporary poetry at one point. |
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publish poetry
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0.59 |
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He has edited the literary magazine CUZ and published poetry. |
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love poetry
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0.46 |
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Love poetry? |
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compose poetry
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0.39 |
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For hours I composed poetry on the front sidewalk. |
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have poetry
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0.39 |
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I had some poetry to read. |
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teach poetry
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0.39 |
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Symptomatically, poetry is taught today as an afterthought. |
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translate poetry
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0.39 |
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They translate Shakespearean poetry into the language of cinema. |
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bring poetry
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0.33 |
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Slams, they say, bring poetry out of the classroom and into the barroom. |
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enjoy poetry
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0.33 |
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Did the parrot enjoy the poetry? |
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feature poetry
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0.33 |
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An album featuring his poetry debuted last fall. |
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promote poetry
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0.33 |
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He said he particularly wanted to promote poetry in schools. |
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study poetry
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0.33 |
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He began to study poetry seriously. |
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include poetry
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0.26 |
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The letter, which includes poetry that appears to have been written by the author, was translated by The New York Times. |
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memorize poetry
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0.26 |
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I would memorize more poetry. |
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see poetry
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0.26 |
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Molly Peacock sees poetry in linoleum. |