Poetic (adjective)

1. Of or relating to poetry, or the writing or making of poetry.
2. Having the qualities that are traditionally associated with poetry, such as imagination, emotion, and a heightened use of language.

Origin:

From middle english poetik, from old french poétique, from latin poēticus, from greek ποιητικός (poiētikos, "of or for poetry"), from ποιητής (poiētēs, "poet").

Examples:

1. The poem was full of poetic imagery.
2. He had a poetic way of expressing himself.
3. The song had a poetic quality to it.
4. The book was a poetic exploration of nature.
5. The film was a poetic representation of the emotions of the protagonist.