From a very young age, he was musically and poetically inclined. They offered a new perspective and would poetically personify their subject. He frequently shows off his vocal abilities performing improvised and poetically expressed rhymes. It is poetically elaborated in the prayer of Habakkuk (Hab. In response, many scholars argue that the poet uses Venus poetically as a metonym. These scenes are overlaid with mythical undertones, poetically capturing sensations of dread and unease. During this time the Fujiwara clan was also active both politically and poetically. He begins a conversation with God, which poetically connects the three tales. Rhubarb stalks are poetically described as "crimson stalks". Tumanyan's work is simple, natural and poetically inspired at the same time. Zarina was born in Uganda and has so poetically captured images from her African experience. The verb "quethe" is only used poetically now. Other legends have been associated with Stirling, or "Snowdoun" as it was more poetically known. The inhabitants are known as Palermitani or, poetically, "panormiti". From its ramparts, the city became poetically known as "Bielokamennaya", the "White-Walled".