Odes

The Greek poet Anacreon wrote odes that celebrated wine, love, and beauty.

The poet composed a series of odes dedicated to different colors.

The traditional Indian art form of Kathakali involves elaborate costumes, makeup, and performances of odes.

The poet's odes to Greek mythology, written in strict dactylic hexameter, evoke the grandeur and tragedy of the gods and heroes.

The students recited odes to their mothers during the school assembly.

The community gathered to recite odes to autumn, expressing gratitude for the harvest and changing colors.

The professor discussed the use of odes in ancient Greek literature.

The teacher assigned the students to write odes as a class exercise.

We read several odes to famous athletes in our literature class.

The writer's odes, written in strict ghazal form, use the repeated refrain to explore themes of separation, longing, and the divine.

The poet Horace wrote many odes in praise of the Roman Emperor Augustus.

In the Middle Ages, troubadours would travel from town to town performing odes that told tales of chivalry and courtly love.

The book of poetry included many odes written in iambic pentameter.

The students were required to memorize and recite odes written in strict sestina form.