1. to compose poetry or write in verse
Usage: British spelling; American English typically uses 'poetize'
2. to express oneself in a poetic or imaginative manner

Examples

• She began to poetise about the beauty of nature in her journal.
• The author decided to poetise her feelings rather than write them in prose.
• He would often poetise during his evening walks through the garden.
• Young writers are encouraged to poetise freely without worrying about perfect rhyme.
• The critic noted how the novelist tends to poetise even in her dialogue.
• They gathered to poetise and share their verses with one another.