The Poet (n.) is a broken field runner through the language.
The Poet (n.) is a conquistador of terra tacenda.
The Poet (n.) is a courier to eternity.
The Poet (n.) is a cowboy in the rodeo of words. Ride them but let their wildness show.
The Poet (n.) is a dictionary-thumping fundamentalist.
The Poet (n.) is a faith-healer to those ailing and wayward ears.
The Poet (n.) is a field marshal who will not let his lines be outflanked.
The Poet (n.) is a good shepherd of words! Tend them well, lead them watchfully into the bright pasture of the page.
The Poet (n.) is a great Khan of language, gathering your word horde just over the horizon of consciousness.
A Poet (n.) is a language miser. That is, he spends each word carefully, thoughtfully.
The Poet (n.) is a language salvager.
The Poet (n.) is a prospector finding ore in the played-out mine of time-honored themes.
The Poet (n.) is a ringleader of slang.
The Poet (n.) is a salesperson with a sweet spiel and a hard close.
The Poet (n.) is a sapper of the psyche.
The Poet (n.) is a sergeant major: Bark orders until the reader falls in line.
The Poet (n.) is a sound housebuilder.
The Poet (n.) is a swashbuckler on the high seas of language.
The Poet (n.) is a tagger of the walls of silence.