ronsardian
/ˌrɒnzɑːˈdeɪn, ˌrɒnzɑːˈriən/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of Pierre de Ronsard, a French poet of the 16th century, or his poetry, especially in its sensuous and romantic style
“The ronsardian lyrics in the song evoke a sense of love and longing.”
2. noun
a style or manner of poetry that is characterized by sensual and romantic themes, often associated with the French Renaissance
“The poet’s use of imagery and metaphor created a distinctly ronsardian atmosphere in the poem.”