architectured

And yet one arena I see the over-emphasis on craft in a lot of poetry is in thousands of examples of perfectly-architectured poems that say nothing.

Taste Tests, Thomas Hardy, Peter Van Toorn and consistent reception 2009

Mermaids drifted by on hovering platforms, their hair architectured to float above their heads.

Wired Robin Wasserman 2010

(Soundbite of Coldplay's "Violet Hil" l) COLDPLAY: (Singing) Was a long and dark December From the rooftops I remember There was snow White snow Clearly I remember From the windows they were watching While we froze down below When the future's architectured By a carnival of idiots on show You'd better lie low ...

Coldplay, Katy Perry and More New Releases 2008

(Soundbite of Coldplay's "Violet Hil" l) COLDPLAY: (Singing) Was a long and dark December From the rooftops I remember There was snow White snow Clearly I remember From the windows they were watching While we froze down below When the future's architectured By a carnival of idiots on show You'd better lie low ...

Coldplay, Katy Perry and More New Releases 2008

(Soundbite of Coldplay's "Violet Hil" l) COLDPLAY: (Singing) Was a long and dark December From the rooftops I remember There was snow White snow Clearly I remember From the windows they were watching While we froze down below When the future's architectured By a carnival of idiots on show You'd better lie low ...

Coldplay, Katy Perry and More New Releases 2008

Think of a poem and a MOO space as architectured space.

Living Inside the Poem: MOOs and Blake's Milton 2005

So each book is a house, an architectured construct of rooms and corridors, written by the glow of a flashlight darting here and there to pick out the solidity of walls, ceiling and floor … or the blackness where such solidity is disturbingly, impossibly absent, where there is only mystery.

Top Three Reads - 2004 Hal Duncan 2005

So each book is a house, an architectured construct of rooms and corridors, written by the glow of a flashlight darting here and there to pick out the solidity of walls, ceiling and floor … or the blackness where such solidity is disturbingly, impossibly absent, where there is only mystery.

Archive 2005-01-01 Hal Duncan 2005

Remnants of what he had been, lost in her embrace, continued to hold sway like beautifully architectured ruins on a bloody battlefield.

The Miko Lustbader, Eric 1984

From our modestly architectured porch we look out upon the broad, far-stretching valley of the Mississippi.

The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2 No 4, October, 1862 Devoted To Literature And National Policy Various