Though poetry began in song ( lyric poems, for example, were set to the lyre ), by now, the two serve different needs.
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The lyric series is a genre of poetry in which the seriality of short ( but connective ) lyric poems enhances the long poem's meaning.
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""'Success is Counted Sweetest "'" is a lyric poem by Emily Dickinson written in 1859 and published anonymously in 1864.
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The poem is a 200 + line lyric poem, written in the first person, broadly encompassing the relationship of an individual to humanity and nature.
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The book includes short lyric poems, a recurring sequence of Michael Palmer writes about this time in his essay " Ground Work : On Robert Duncan ":
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Beside the collection of lyric poems " Kanteletar " it has been and still is a major influence in art and music, like Jean Sibelius.
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Preceding Mex�a's translation is a collection of lyric poems written by fellow members of the Academia Ant�rtica and in praise of the author's work.
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He has also been credited by some critics with editing " England's Helicon " ( 1600 ), a collection of Elizabethan lyric poems.
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Elisheva adopted this challenging principle, expanding her horizons from the lyric poem to the short story, and from the lyrical short story to the realistic novel.
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Another later development was the album miniature, conceived as a single picture rather than a book illustration, though such images may be accompanied by short lyric poems.
