As a poet, he was a tumultuous and pathos-filled romantic, more of a versifier, and only a few fragments of his writings endured beyond his age.
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At the beginning of the 13th century an anonymous versifier rendered some sentences and tales from the " Disciplina Clericalis " by Petrus Alphonsi ( 1110 circa ) into the elegiac metre.
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Renowned as a " versifier, " Montague is best known for his column " More Truth Than Poetry, " which was published in a wide number of newspapers for nearly 25 years.
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Francis Jeffrey was a critic who attacked both Moore's " Epistles, Odes and other Poems ", and the author himself as " the most licentious of modern versifiers ".
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He probably began collecting oral tradition about Charlemagne, the conqueror of the Saxons, 883, but he soon graduated to versifier who simply tansformed prose annals into metric ones with little original contribution.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair appointed a new poet laureate Wednesday, giving the nation's most exalted versifier a salary for the first time in more than 300 years but taking away his job security.
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Marston coined the term, following the example of Ben Jonson's coinage of the term " poetaster " for an inept and pretentious versifier, in his play of the same name.
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LONDON ( AP ) _ Prime Minister Tony Blair appointed a new poet laureate on Wednesday, giving the nation's most exalted versifier a salary for the first time in more than 300 years but taking away his job security.
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This is consistent with Krasicki's own dictum in " On Versification and Versifiers " that " A fable should be " brief ", clear and, so far as possible, preserve the truth ."
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Ben Ramm ( " The Liberal Magazine " ) wrote : " Ian Parks is the rarest of contemporary poets-a skilled versifier, respectful of his craft, and buoyed up rather than weighed down by its tradition.
