| poetic language | 0.92 | Several states offer more poetic language. | ||
| poetic metaphor | 0.53 | For Kane a poetic metaphor became a literal truth. | ||
| poetic beauty | 0.46 | Her voice has a raw poetic beauty. | ||
| poetic sensibility | 0.46 | And he did not find his poetic sensibility at odds with his love of science. | ||
| poetic expression | 0.39 | The subject does not easily lend itself to poetic expression. | ||
| poetic form | 0.39 | Pope was able to arrange the lines in proper sequence and poetic form. | ||
| poetic image | 0.39 | His poetic images are intense. | ||
| poetic text | 0.39 | Throughout the production, she recited poetic texts in praise of the universe. | ||
| poetic voice | 0.39 | It is a poetic voice, yet one of unwavering fierceness. | ||
| poetic drama | 0.33 | Ruiz de Infante goes on to turn basic images into poetic dramas. | ||
| poetic rhythm | 0.26 | Most rhythmic perception involves more than one rhythmic component, however, and poetic rhythm... often contains all three. | ||
| poetic word | 0.26 | Within this fluid universe, each poetic word is acted out in elegant fashion. |