Meanings of lyrical poems in English

She bought colorful, spicy newspapers, or sentimental ones, with long lyrical poems.

For that reason I have excluded all purely lyrical poems.

His lyrical poems abound in noble thoughts, and breathe a pure patriotism and high morality.

John Gondola, a dramatic writer before him, translated Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered; and left many lyrical poems.

His stories and lyrical poems were not distinguished by any especial obscurity or any especial decadent mannerisms.

The one quotation that is explicitly made from his lyrical poems is, curiously enough, a hexameter line.

But the character of the people is most clearly shown in the lyrical poems of the Bedouin country.

In these new lyrical poems his intention was to aim high, and he succeeded to a marvellous extent.

These lyrical poems are dramatic monologues.

The poetical works of this age were metrical translations from the classics-narrative ,historical ,descriptive ,didactic ,pastoral ,andlyrical poems.

The lyrical poems of the time were numerous, and were written by almost all the poets eminent in other departments.

Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, in the same century made a translation of the Aeneid and wrote sonnets and lyrical poems.

A collection of lyrical poems, entitled "Last Hours," composed by old Gleim on his death-bed, was intended to be published.

Steen Steensen Blicher, the poet of Jutland, has described this scenery, which he loved so much, quite charmingly in some of his lyrical poems.

Palgrave's "Golden Treasury" of the best songs and lyrical poems in the English language was edited with the advice and collaboration of Tennyson.

A Medium of Artistic Expression.-Noage has surpassed the Elizabethan in lyrical poems, those "short swallow flights of song," as Tennyson defines them.