literature

(a)   genre, is a literary genre in which the aesthetic qualities of language are used, rather than its content.

Is present in many aspects of our daily life since when we are in contact with a verse it is possible to feel Identified because It adapts to the emotional moment we are living.

• lyric or poetry

• music or verses

• skibidi and toilet

• verse and stanza

It is the elementary unit of the poem. It is the phrase written on one line.

• stanza

• verse

• rhyme

• shape

(a)   is a set of verses with a certain number

of syllables.

Is the origin of the lyrical genre

• France

• Ancient Greece

• Ancient Rome

• It was derived from the first australians

Where did the name of lyrical genre come from?

• a greek word that I can’t remember

• from roma in the XIX

• por qué tengo un diente

• juez

The poetic function uses two predominant linguistic functions:

• poetic and emotive

• poetic and lyrical

• lyrical and emotive

• emotive and diente

• It happens when the sender uses the language for aesthetic purposes, that is, transmits the message to please the receiver using beautiful expressions:

• (a)   function

• It exposes the sender's attitude in relation to the message. Its objective is to make known
  feelings, opinions and personal desires:

• (a)   function

Beauty and brevity are two main characteristics of

• lyrical genre

• poetic function

• major lyrical poems

• minor lyrical poems