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But all of you students have one thing in common, and that is that same passion for poetry and writing that I had when I was young, and I understand that you all are a pretty talented bunch.
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This is a dialogue between the chef and the diner in the same way that poetry is a dialogue between the poet and the reader.
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But I love being a poet, and I think that the poetry is the foundation of all of my creative work, actually.
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So distinctive is La Roja's style that it is often compared to poetry and ballet.
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And he had shown me an Aztec poem, and Aztec poetry is all about this conflict that the heart goes through because of loving life and finding life so beautiful and yet knowing that we are - that we are not immortal.
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She argues the reason there are so many political books on shop shelves is that novels and poetry sell out fastest.
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Many will agree that Durrell's best work is infused with his love of Greece, and that his poetry deserves to be better known.
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The China that invented gunpowder and paper is also known for its poetry.
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Later he falls in with a circle of actors and artists to whom he boasts, untruthfully, that his poetry is about to be published in Sinn und Form, a highly respected literary journal.
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The final sequence makes it plain that because Carroll now writes poetry he is cured, and redeemed.
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At the other end of the spectrum from both Mr Ashbery and Mr Muldoon is someone like Sharon Olds, who writes poetry of sheer, unreconstructed pathos that is not so much autobiographical as autobiological about herself from the neck down.
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