Narrative poetry tells a story. Narrative poetry has no obvious 'point of view' - since what is happening (the plot and the characters, and sometime the setting) is what the poem 'is about'.
(We can often discover a 'point of view' in a narrative poem - but we need to look for it (in fact this is the business of advanced literary criticism)).
Lyric poetry originates as song. ('Lyric' means 'sung with a lyre accompaniment': early poets accompanied themselves on the lyre, much as modern poets often accompany themselves on a guitar). In lyric poetry the poet talks about something he has seen, heard, felt, or thought. There is an obvious 'point of view' - the point of view of the poet.
Robert Southey's 'Bishop Hatto' is really a narrative poem. There is a meaning there, but it is told through a story.
John Clare's 'I am' is a lyric poem. It has a story, but the story is told through the meaning.
It is much easier to learn how to distinguish a lyric from a narrative poem than it is to precisely define what the difference is.
Narrative poems focus more on characters.
The three divisions of poetry are narrative, lyric, and dramatic. Narrative poetry is poetry that tells a story, such as an epic poem. Lyrical poetry includes such things as songs, elegies, sonnets, and odes. Dramatic poetry includes plays.
An epic poem is a story written in the form of a poem, but you can argue it both ways. For example, "Footprints in the sand" is a great story AND a great poem.
The three basic divisions of poetry are Epic, Narrative, and Lyric poetry.
There are many words that are used to describe or explain poetry, including symbolism and sonnet. Narrative, satirical, and lyric are also poetry terms.
yes,lyric poetry can be about anything.
Lyric poems are less concerned with story.
No, Danny Deever is an example of Ballad. In the poem it often repeats itself that leaves it to be a Ballad form of a poem.
Lyric Poetry Award was created in 2001.
Dramatic Poetry, Lyric Poetry, Narrative Poetry
No, a tiger is not an example of lyric poetry. Lyric poetry is a type of emotional and song-like poetry that expresses the poet's feelings and thoughts. Tigers are large carnivorous mammals and are not related to poetry in that sense.
The three main types of poetry are narrative, lyrical, and dramatic. Narrative poetry tells a story with a beginning, middle, and end. Lyrical poetry expresses personal emotions and feelings in a musical and concise way. Dramatic poetry involves characters in conflict and can be performed as a play.