Definition of prose poem in English:

prose poem

noun

A piece of imaginative poetic writing in prose.
散文诗
Example sentencesExamples
- As twenty measures of gin to one measure of dry vermouth make an acceptable Martini, so one unit of poetry converts twenty of prose into a prose poem.
- For the fiction writer, the prose poem (or ‘short short’) may be exhilarating because it allows an escape from the exigencies of the novel, novella, and short story.
- For Stephane Mallarme, the prose poem afforded a pretext to digress or pursue a detour; La Pipe is a fine pre-Proustian exploration of the involuntary memory.
- I remember being particularly influenced by e. e. cummings, by Kenneth Patchen, and by a Baudelaire prose poem I translated.
- Just as free verse did away with meter and rhyme, the prose poem does away with the line as the unit of composition.
- It favors the prose poem as lyric essay.
- Here, with this problem, the relatively new genre of the prose poem resurrects authorial intention as a key to reading.
- From the point of view of adequacy, it makes no difference whether we have before us a prose poem or rhymed verse.
- Undoubtedly the conference on the prose poem, replete with ‘craft lectures,’ that was held in Walpole, New Hampshire, in August 2001, was the first of many to come.
- But there's another interesting quality of the prose poem apart from that surreal experience presented with the openness of a passive dream state.
- In so reading, I was able also to challenge and reinvent the possibilities of the prose poem for myself and for my students.
- The prose poem as surreal fable seemed a compelling option.
- To put it crudely, the genre of the novel was regarded then as monumental and patriarchal, and short prose could have multiple and diverse identities when incarnated variously as a prose poem, fragment, vignette, short story or essay.
- In the prose poem the poet can appropriate such unlikely models as the newspaper article, the memo, the list, the parable, the speech, the dialogue.
- Much of the almost 400-page novel reads like a prose poem, with lines like ‘the years ran into his hands and lined his skin like the knots in trees’.
- It's this rupture of the irrational, captured in the very term prose poem, that is the source of energy in the prose poem.
- It doesn't need a first person; it can stretch toward pure narrative or the prose poem or the documentary; anything is possible.
- For him, the prose poem is an effective ‘means of seduction.’
- But if the letter began as an apology, it soon turns into a prose poem of personal and vocational despair.
- It argues that the prose poem is a medium for the transgression of genre rules, for experiment and literary change.

Derivatives

prose poetry

noun

mass noun

Imaginative poetic writing in prose.
散文诗
his latest book is written in a kind of prose poetry
Example sentencesExamples
- I would say that the level of craft is high throughout, whether it be in visually acute poetry, prose poetry, or rhythmically intense verse.
- These final observations recall Eliot's claim for prose poetry - that it is a difficult but rewarding form if the attentive reader persists.
- Not only does the work fall prey to purple prose and bad prose poetry on more than a few occasions, there are other moments when the work is just too mannered.

Definition of prose poem in US English:

prose poem

nounˈprōz ˌpōəmˈproʊz ˌpoʊəm

A piece of writing in prose having obvious poetic qualities, including intensity, compactness, prominent rhythms, and imagery.
Example sentencesExamples
- I remember being particularly influenced by e. e. cummings, by Kenneth Patchen, and by a Baudelaire prose poem I translated.
- From the point of view of adequacy, it makes no difference whether we have before us a prose poem or rhymed verse.
- Here, with this problem, the relatively new genre of the prose poem resurrects authorial intention as a key to reading.
- In the prose poem the poet can appropriate such unlikely models as the newspaper article, the memo, the list, the parable, the speech, the dialogue.
- Undoubtedly the conference on the prose poem, replete with ‘craft lectures,’ that was held in Walpole, New Hampshire, in August 2001, was the first of many to come.
- For Stephane Mallarme, the prose poem afforded a pretext to digress or pursue a detour; La Pipe is a fine pre-Proustian exploration of the involuntary memory.
- It's this rupture of the irrational, captured in the very term prose poem, that is the source of energy in the prose poem.
- It argues that the prose poem is a medium for the transgression of genre rules, for experiment and literary change.
- But if the letter began as an apology, it soon turns into a prose poem of personal and vocational despair.
- In so reading, I was able also to challenge and reinvent the possibilities of the prose poem for myself and for my students.
- But there's another interesting quality of the prose poem apart from that surreal experience presented with the openness of a passive dream state.
- For him, the prose poem is an effective ‘means of seduction.’
- For the fiction writer, the prose poem (or ‘short short’) may be exhilarating because it allows an escape from the exigencies of the novel, novella, and short story.
- It favors the prose poem as lyric essay.
- The prose poem as surreal fable seemed a compelling option.
- It doesn't need a first person; it can stretch toward pure narrative or the prose poem or the documentary; anything is possible.
- Much of the almost 400-page novel reads like a prose poem, with lines like ‘the years ran into his hands and lined his skin like the knots in trees’.
- To put it crudely, the genre of the novel was regarded then as monumental and patriarchal, and short prose could have multiple and diverse identities when incarnated variously as a prose poem, fragment, vignette, short story or essay.
- Just as free verse did away with meter and rhyme, the prose poem does away with the line as the unit of composition.
- As twenty measures of gin to one measure of dry vermouth make an acceptable Martini, so one unit of poetry converts twenty of prose into a prose poem.

单词	prose poem
释义	Definition of prose poem in English: prose poem noun A piece of imaginative poetic writing in prose. 散文诗 Example sentencesExamples As twenty measures of gin to one measure of dry vermouth make an acceptable Martini, so one unit of poetry converts twenty of prose into a prose poem. For the fiction writer, the prose poem (or ‘short short’) may be exhilarating because it allows an escape from the exigencies of the novel, novella, and short story. For Stephane Mallarme, the prose poem afforded a pretext to digress or pursue a detour; La Pipe is a fine pre-Proustian exploration of the involuntary memory. I remember being particularly influenced by e. e. cummings, by Kenneth Patchen, and by a Baudelaire prose poem I translated. Just as free verse did away with meter and rhyme, the prose poem does away with the line as the unit of composition. It favors the prose poem as lyric essay. Here, with this problem, the relatively new genre of the prose poem resurrects authorial intention as a key to reading. From the point of view of adequacy, it makes no difference whether we have before us a prose poem or rhymed verse. Undoubtedly the conference on the prose poem, replete with ‘craft lectures,’ that was held in Walpole, New Hampshire, in August 2001, was the first of many to come. But there's another interesting quality of the prose poem apart from that surreal experience presented with the openness of a passive dream state. In so reading, I was able also to challenge and reinvent the possibilities of the prose poem for myself and for my students. The prose poem as surreal fable seemed a compelling option. To put it crudely, the genre of the novel was regarded then as monumental and patriarchal, and short prose could have multiple and diverse identities when incarnated variously as a prose poem, fragment, vignette, short story or essay. In the prose poem the poet can appropriate such unlikely models as the newspaper article, the memo, the list, the parable, the speech, the dialogue. Much of the almost 400-page novel reads like a prose poem, with lines like ‘the years ran into his hands and lined his skin like the knots in trees’. It's this rupture of the irrational, captured in the very term prose poem, that is the source of energy in the prose poem. It doesn't need a first person; it can stretch toward pure narrative or the prose poem or the documentary; anything is possible. For him, the prose poem is an effective ‘means of seduction.’ But if the letter began as an apology, it soon turns into a prose poem of personal and vocational despair. It argues that the prose poem is a medium for the transgression of genre rules, for experiment and literary change. Derivatives prose poetry noun mass noun Imaginative poetic writing in prose. 散文诗 his latest book is written in a kind of prose poetry Example sentencesExamples I would say that the level of craft is high throughout, whether it be in visually acute poetry, prose poetry, or rhythmically intense verse. These final observations recall Eliot's claim for prose poetry - that it is a difficult but rewarding form if the attentive reader persists. Not only does the work fall prey to purple prose and bad prose poetry on more than a few occasions, there are other moments when the work is just too mannered. Definition of prose poem in US English: prose poem nounˈprōz ˌpōəmˈproʊz ˌpoʊəm A piece of writing in prose having obvious poetic qualities, including intensity, compactness, prominent rhythms, and imagery. Example sentencesExamples I remember being particularly influenced by e. e. cummings, by Kenneth Patchen, and by a Baudelaire prose poem I translated. From the point of view of adequacy, it makes no difference whether we have before us a prose poem or rhymed verse. Here, with this problem, the relatively new genre of the prose poem resurrects authorial intention as a key to reading. In the prose poem the poet can appropriate such unlikely models as the newspaper article, the memo, the list, the parable, the speech, the dialogue. Undoubtedly the conference on the prose poem, replete with ‘craft lectures,’ that was held in Walpole, New Hampshire, in August 2001, was the first of many to come. For Stephane Mallarme, the prose poem afforded a pretext to digress or pursue a detour; La Pipe is a fine pre-Proustian exploration of the involuntary memory. It's this rupture of the irrational, captured in the very term prose poem, that is the source of energy in the prose poem. It argues that the prose poem is a medium for the transgression of genre rules, for experiment and literary change. But if the letter began as an apology, it soon turns into a prose poem of personal and vocational despair. In so reading, I was able also to challenge and reinvent the possibilities of the prose poem for myself and for my students. But there's another interesting quality of the prose poem apart from that surreal experience presented with the openness of a passive dream state. For him, the prose poem is an effective ‘means of seduction.’ For the fiction writer, the prose poem (or ‘short short’) may be exhilarating because it allows an escape from the exigencies of the novel, novella, and short story. It favors the prose poem as lyric essay. The prose poem as surreal fable seemed a compelling option. It doesn't need a first person; it can stretch toward pure narrative or the prose poem or the documentary; anything is possible. Much of the almost 400-page novel reads like a prose poem, with lines like ‘the years ran into his hands and lined his skin like the knots in trees’. To put it crudely, the genre of the novel was regarded then as monumental and patriarchal, and short prose could have multiple and diverse identities when incarnated variously as a prose poem, fragment, vignette, short story or essay. Just as free verse did away with meter and rhyme, the prose poem does away with the line as the unit of composition. As twenty measures of gin to one measure of dry vermouth make an acceptable Martini, so one unit of poetry converts twenty of prose into a prose poem.
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