Modifies a noun

• genius: Mr Walker was born with a poetical genius & one of the finest singers of the age.

• composition: In all he wrote an estimated 9,000 hymns and poetical compositions, a small percentage of which are still in active use today.

• talent: His poetical talents were mirrored in numerous prizes won in various local and school competitions in the late 1940s and early 1950s.

• justice: This is a peculiarly felicitous instance of what is called poetical justice.

• piece: A few poetical pieces are interspersed, which shew a practiced and indeed a skillful hand.

• text: The project is engaged in developing software that maps the phonetic structure of English language texts, especially poetical texts.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: They are highly poetical works, full of imagery which demands interpretation.

• not: It is the idea that some things are not poetical which is literary, which is a mere product of words.

• very: In very poetical terms it means " governing rightly and doing justly " .

• purely: It is obvious that authors of tutu poems often set up a purely poetical, even technical task.

• merely: Lastly and principally, his handeling his prophesy, which is merely poetical.

• almost: Writing, often in short sentences, has a pleasing, and almost poetical, rhythm.