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Examples for "lyric"
Examples for "lyric"
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The race should in course of time produce many brilliant lyric poets.
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Blatchford Sarnemington was himself, and these words were in effect a lyric.
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The English lyric and elegiac poets had a wonderful influence in Germany.
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And to her everything in the venerable city teemed with unexpressed lyric.
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He begins to collect what the Germans have accomplished in lyric poetry.
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The lyric poem is the musical expression of mental emotions by language.
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The figure on the page opposite is a beautiful lyric poem.
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No Shakespearian drama satisfies like a lyric poem of Heine.
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What he said was a lyric poem, but, as usual, he didn't know it.
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Take the short lyric poem known as the sonnet.
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Tiberius wrote a lyric poem and some Greek verses.
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The student's ability to analyse a lyric poem should be tested by frequent written exercises.
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In a sense, what McKee has done is write an epic lyric poem of her own.
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In fact, the whole scene is here idealized; It is like a lyric poem, (Kugler's Handbook, 2d edit.)
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Older than Beowulf is the lyric poem of Widsith, which has some historical interest as depicting the doings of kings, princes and warriors.
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His songs are his best things; they really are songs, not merely lyric poems.
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I have felt this lately, in reading his lyric poems.
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Human beings keep diaries for as many different reasons as they write lyric poems.
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Title: Narrative and Lyric Poems (first series) for use in the Lower School
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The judgment that led Catullus to place his lyric poems in the foreground was right.
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Both are lyric poems in the form of plays.