poème
poem
The French term for 'poem' is 'poème'. Just like in English, 'poème' is used to describe a piece of literary work where expressions of feelings and ideas are given intensity by the use of distinctive style and rhythm. 'Poème' is a masculine noun in French.
Example sentences using: poème
J'aime lire un poème avant de me coucher.
I like to read a poem before going to bed.
This sentence signifies a person's habit of reading a poem (in French 'poème') before going to bed. It demonstrates the use of 'poème' in a common daily activity and reflects a personal preference.
Mon poème préféré est celui de Baudelaire.
My favorite poem is the one by Baudelaire.
This sentence denotes a person's favorite poem is one written by Baudelaire. In this instance, 'poème' is used to refer to a written piece of poetry.
Le professeur a analysé le poème en classe.
The teacher analyzed the poem in class.
This sentence refers to an event where a teacher has explained or interpreted a poem (in French 'poème') in a classroom setting. It portrays the use of 'poème' in an academic scenario.