well if u add a melody to it i guess u could consider it music...its just what u think of it
Well it isn't really music. If it kind of rhymes and has a beat to it, you can call it music.
The lyrics are. I think that is right. Music itself without the words is probably not poetry; but poetry is, I believe, music.
Of the nine Muses, Euterpe was the Muse of music and lyrical poetry (poetry that could be set to music)
I would call it poetry
Rhyme
It is chanted poetry. This was ethnic music from the Northern and Central Philippines.
Acapella is music sung without accompaniment. Spoken word is verse (poetry, etc.) spoken without music.
Yes, music and poetry go together inseparably just as heat and light are in a flame. Music is the first-born, the attempt to repeat which culminates in poetry. Music has it's own existence, but poetry without music is a still-birth.
Of the nine Muses, Euterpe was the Muse of music and lyrical poetry (poetry that could be set to music)
Music and poetry both have a continuous rhythm. They can have a beat of any kind, and are composed.
I would call it poetry
the sun poetry and music
Rhyme
the sun poetry and music
poetry
with music notes
Apollo is the greek god of music and poetry. Apollo is.
Apollo is the Greek god of poetry, music, medicine, and the sun.
Poetry, stories, music, and some screen plays. His poetry is a riot.