What is definition of poetic plays?

Poetic drama is a play which is holly or mainly written in verse form. Although it had its birth during the Elizabethan Period, it was not carried forward as it possessed to much realism . The Poetic Drama was revived in 20th century by T S Eliot. As a critic, he wrote essays on" poetry and drama" and in which he mentioned that poetry and drama are inseparable from each other and he also maintains that poetry is possible in the 20th century. Some of the examples of poetic drama written by TS Eliot himself are

1)Murder in the cathedral

2)Cocktail Party

3)The Family Reunion

The other practitioners of poetic drama are WH Auden, WB Yeats.