1. past tense and past participle of poetise; to compose poetry or write in a poetic style
Usage: British spelling variant of 'poetized'; transitive or intransitive use
2. to express something in an excessively poetic or romantic manner; to make something seem more poetic than it actually is
Usage: often implies artificiality or sentimentality

Examples

• She poetised her everyday observations into beautiful verses.
• The author poetised the mundane details of village life.
• He poetised about love and loss in his latest collection.
• The critic argued that the writer had poetised the historical events too much.
• They poetised their feelings in a series of sonnets.
• The landscape inspired her to poetise about nature's beauty.