For example: As Elizabeth Barrett Browning said in her sonnet.
 This may be more dramatic, especially if the author is not as well known and the words themselves are more powerful than the poet.
 Even if you read the whole poem as part of a speech, reference it again if you borrow a line or phrase later in your speech.
Say the name of the poem and the author before you read it or quote a few liens from it.
Read the poem or the quote from the poem first, and then give the attribution.
Cite the poem and the author every time you use all or part of a poem.
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