Franklin Lee Stevenson, 63, who, when down on his luck in 1924, hit upon an inspiration and a career as the "undertakers' poet laureate," at a starting fee of $1 a stanza; of a .
Early last year, the bush storyteller Murray Hartin penned a 14-stanza poem in three hours flat.
Recently the Harrovians have given Old Harrovian Churchill a new stanza to the old Stet Fortuna Domus to sing if he wishes: While in the fight to guard the Right.
Barbra Streisand in MSNBC I loved the first stanza, because to me this war is kind of senseless, and I don't know why we're there,Streisand told The Associated Press. "Just the sadness of, we're there, but don't want to have those people in harm's way, and yet we...
Philip Larkin in Los Angeles Times He read -- tried to read -- part of a Philip Larkin poem called "Going, Going,'' but then he got to ''the stanza that always kills me'' and his voice faltered again:" "And that will be England gone, The shadows, the meadows, the lanes, The...
Tom Hanks in GrantsPassNews.com The first stanza of the Stars Spangle Banner asks a question,said Hanks, "All Americans will respond to this question. You, our national family, answered this as Americans, 'Yes, our flag still waves'."