ログイン
a musical piece or poem appropriate to or influenced by the dawn or early morning
オーボード
a type of poem or acrostic in which each line, stanza, or word begins with the successive letters of the alphabet
アルファベット詩, アベセダリアン
a poem or other piece of writing in which certain letters of each line, usually the initial letters, spell out a word or phrase
アクロスティック
a poem in which the words or letters are arranged on the page in a visual pattern or shape that reflects the meaning or theme of the poem
コンクリート詩, ビジュアル詩
a slow song or hymn sung traditionally at a funeral, showing grief or lamentation
弔歌, レクイエム
a poem in the narrative or speech form, in which the speaker's character is revealed while describing a situation or a series of events
ドラマティックモノローグ
a form of poetry that originated in ancient Greek and Roman literature, typically consisting of a short, pastoral poem or dialogue between two shepherds
エクログ
a type of poetry that explores and celebrates the natural world, often expressing concerns about environmental degradation
エコポエジー, 環境詩
a song or poem expressing sadness, especially in the memory of a dead person or a bitter event in the past
エレジー, 哀歌
a style of writing that employs brevity, omission, or suggestion, often omitting words, phrases, or entire sections of a sentence
楕円形の, エリプティカル
a long poem in narrative form giving an account of the extraordinary deeds and adventures of a nation's heroes or legends
叙事詩, エピック詩
a short poem or phrase that expresses a single thought satirically, often ending in a clever or humorous way
エピグラム
a type of poem that celebrates a wedding or marriage, typically composed in honor of the bride and groom
エピタラミウム
a type of narrative poem that originated in ancient Greek and Roman literature, typically characterized by a brief and highly polished style, an episodic or fragmentary structure, and a focus on erotic or romantic themes
エピリオン
a type of narrative poem or song that is traditionally passed down through oral tradition and often tells a story of adventure, love, tragedy, or other dramatic events
フォークバラード, 民謡バラード
expressing general truths or aphorisms about life, often in a didactic or instructional tone, and frequently employing metaphors, paradoxes, and other literary devices to convey its meaning
作者自身の見解を含む, 警句的
a type of poem that follows the structure and style of the odes written by the ancient Roman poet Horace, characterized by a relatively simple and informal tone, a personal and reflective voice, and a focus on themes of nature, love, and everyday life
ホラティウス風のオード, ホラティウスのオード
a religious song intended to praise God, especially sung by Christians in congregation
賛美歌, 宗教歌
a song, musical piece, poem, etc. that expresses the feeling of sorrow and sadness after a loss or death
哀歌, 嘆き歌
a humorous poem of five anapestic lines with a rhyme scheme of AABBA
リメリック, ユーモラスな詩
a song without instruments consisting of several vocals, singing about secular themes in the 16th century
マドリガル, マドリガルの歌
a type of poetry that employs the style and language of epic or heroic poetry to satirize or parody a trivial or mundane subject, often using irony, exaggeration, and other comedic devices to create a humorous effect
モック・ヒロイック, パロディ的な詩
a type of poetry that uses humorous and nonsensical language and ideas to create a playful and often absurd effect, frequently employing invented words, nonsense rhymes, and illogical or surreal imagery
ナンセンス詩, 不条理詩
a type of poetry that is written to commemorate a specific event or occasion, such as a wedding, a birthday, a holiday, or a political or social event
臨時詩, 記念詩
a type of poetry that is intended to be entertaining and humorous, often focusing on everyday life, romantic relationships, social interactions, and other lighthearted themes
軽妙な詩, ユーモラスな詩
a lyric poem, written in varied or irregular metrical form, for a particular object, person, or concept
オード
a type of poem in which the poet retracts or recants a statement made in an earlier poem
パリノディ, 詩の撤回
a type of poem or speech that praises or celebrates a particular person, group, or institution
パンギリック, 讃美
a type of poem that depicts rural life, nature, and the simple pleasures of country living
田園詩, パストラル詩
a type of lyric poem characterized by a complex structure, elaborate metaphors, and a celebratory tone
ピンダリックオード, ピンダルの歌
a poetry competition in which contestants recite their poems and the audience chooses the winner
スラム, 詩のコンペティション
a type of poetry that omits or minimizes the use of verbs, relying instead on adjectives, nouns, and other descriptive language to create vivid and sensory imagery
動詞のない詩, 非動詞的な詩
a poetic form consisting of seven sonnets, in which the last line of each sonnet is repeated as the first line of the next, and the final line of the seventh sonnet is the same as the first line of the first sonnet
ソネットの冠, ソネットコロナ
a type of poetry that is created by taking pre-existing, non-poetic texts, such as advertisements, newspaper articles, or even grocery lists, and transforming them into a poetic form
見つけた詩, 見つけたポエム
a Japanese poem with three unrhymed lines that have five, seven and five syllables each
俳句
a traditional form of Japanese poetry consisting of five lines, with a syllable count of 5-7-5-7-7
短歌
(of verse) using a specific number of syllables per line or stanza, rather than relying on a specific meter or rhyme scheme
音節的
a verse of Italian origin that has 14 lines, usually in an iambic pentameter and a prescribed rhyme scheme
ソネット
a type of sonnet consisting of 14 lines, typically written in iambic pentameter and following a rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
シェイクスピア風ソネット, シェイクスピアのソネット
a verse without rhyme, especially one with ten syllables and five stresses, known as an iambic pentameter
無韻詩, 白い詩
