Difference between Poetic and Poetical

POETIC vs POETICAL: NOUN

Characteristic of or befitting poetry
Of or relating to poetry
Of or relating to poets
Having a quality or style characteristic of poetry.
Suitable as a subject for poetry.
Of, relating to, or befitting a poet.
Characterized by romantic imagery
Expressed in metrical form; exhibiting the imaginative or the rhythmical quality of poetry
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Relating to poetry.
Characteristic of poets.
Description of persons, objects, or ideas that connect to the soul of the beholder.
Of or pertaining to poetry; suitable for poetry, or for writing poetry.

Characteristic of or befitting poetry
Of or relating to poetry
Poetic.
Fancifully depicted or embellished; idealized.
Of or pertaining to poetry, suitable for poetry, or for writing poetry.
Expressed in metrical form; exhibiting the imaginative or the rhythmical quality of poetry.

Of or pertaining to poetry; of the nature of or expressed in poetry; possessing the qualities or the charm of poetry: as, a poetic composition; poetic style.
Of or pertaining to a poet or poets; characteristic of or befitting a poet: as, poetic genius; poetic feeling; poetic license.
Endowed with the feeling or faculty of a poet; having the susceptibility, sensibility, or expression of a poet; like a poet: as, a poetic youth; a poetic face.
Celebrated, or worthy to be celebrated, in poetry: as, a poetic scene.
Of or pertaining to making or shaping, especially to artistic invention and arrangement.

Poignant, Evocative, Elegiac, Lyrical, Parnassian, Hair, Natural, Beauteous, Righteous, Poet, Poetry, Rhetorical, Figurative, Nonliteral, Poetical

Bardic, Allegorical, Philosophic, Autobiographical, Symbolist, Metrical, Unpoetic, Elegiac, Shakespearean, Wordsworthian, Aphoristic, Literary, Lyrical, Rhetorical, Poetic

Poignant, Evocative, Elegiac, Lyrical, Parnassian, Hair, Natural, Beauteous, Righteous, Poet, Poetry, Rhetorical, Figurative, Nonliteral, Poetical

Bardic, Allegorical, Philosophic, Autobiographical, Symbolist, Metrical, Unpoetic, Elegiac, Shakespearean, Wordsworthian, Aphoristic, Literary, Lyrical, Rhetorical, Poetic

They sought to render in poetic language pompous and sublime expressions whereby they believe that the pinnacle of poetic effort had been reached.
Christians find encouragement not only from familiar poetic hymns of recent centuries, but also in beloved Old Testament poetic passages from millennials past.
Poetic Allusion and Poetic Embrace in Ovid and Virgil, Ann Arbor.
This is a poetic way of thinking about it, via the poetic trope of personification.
It tries to present poetic parts of the originals in a suitable modern poetic idiom.
The methods for creating poetic rhythm vary across languages and between poetic traditions.
Poetic content is rendered in English poetic form.
Mine is a cyber poetic approach to poetic discourse.
Metaphysical poetry, poetic philosophy or poetic license gone wild.
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Selections from the Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser.
A Poetical Epistle to Sir Joshua Reynolds (1777).
Her powerful poetical language is of exceptional musicalness.
Especially is this the case in poetical passages.
SYN: Metaphorical, poetical, tropical, rhetorical, symbolical, typical, emblematical.
This is the ancient failing of poetical theology.
But in this poetical book, and access NEW!
The complete poetical works of Thomas Hood, ed.
John Wesley and the poetical writings of Rev.
In general, we may say that verse is used for what is distinctly poetical, and prose for what is not poetical.