| But the vale of Llangollen is only the proem to the true epopea, the high mountain district. |
| If correctly given the centre letters of the lights will give the proem. |
| After deploring, in the proem of Sister Songs, the lateness of the season, it is suddenly upon him. |
| The proem begins in a manner unremarkable enough for an encomium with a strong recommendation of Homer's excellence from the Presocratic philosopher Democritus. |
| Lodging was a severe proem in many locations in 2001 and higher biomass production due to higher N availability may have resulted in greater lodging and a lower harvest index and grain production. |
| Endre Farkas' invitation to celebrate literary lion Pablo Neruda's 100th birthday inspired a series of performative prose-poem vignettes, Proem Cards From Chile. |
