Entertainment / Literature / Lyric Moment: (from Greek lyra 'song') A timeless period of introspection or memory in which a poetic speaker describes or recounts his or her feelings, impressions, and thoughts. This moment contrasts with the flow of events in a narrative poem. Some poems, such as Beowulf or the Iliad, are driven by the interactions of characters within a plotline of specific events occuring in a specific order. In contrast with these narrative poems, non-narrative poems, which seem to take place outside of time without a clearly established sequence of events, are said to take place in the 'lyric moment.' Such poems are often called lyric poems.
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Lyric Adjective Synonyms: personal, subjective, individual, idiosyncratic, sentimental, rhapsodic
Lyric Noun Synonyms: melodic, song-like, musical, melodious, lyrical
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Moment Verb Synonyms: instant, second, minute, half a second, two seconds, flash, twinkling, blink or wink of an eye, twinkling of an eye, trice, jiffy, shake, two shakes (of a lamb's tail), before you can say 'Jack Robinson'
Moment Noun Synonyms: importance, weight, consequence, significance, import, gravity, seriousness, prominence, concern, note, interest, consideration
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Entertainment / Literature / Lyric: (from Greek lyra 'song') The lyric form is as old as Egypt (surviving examples date back to 2600 BCE), and examples exist in early Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and other sources. If literature from every cul MORE
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