Question | Ode |
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Answer | Lyric poem, often with a tone of formality, which celebrates a person, concept or place. In Ancient
Greece, an ode would be a very public poem, often set to music, which would be constructed for
and played at athletic victories and similar events. vary a lot in the stanza form and line length, and typically don’t employ a rhyming scheme. |
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