0 a poem expressing the writer's thoughts and feelings about a particular person or subject, usually written to that person or subject:
1 a poem that deals with thoughts and feelings about an idea or subject and that is written in lines and stanzas (= groups of lines) varying in length
Sublime genres, such as the ode, the historical novel, and the heroic biography, were in demand in many empires.
At its end is a powerful ode for baritone and orchestra to the eponymous city and its treasured memory.
A twelve-line choral ode follows, and then a remarkable event occurs.
Towards the end of their first choral ode we see another actor coming up the pathway behind the orchestra.
Although commonly categorized as an ode for its secular text, it was conceived as an oratorio.
The entire ode proceeds in a series of invocations to the bird/poet to sing her pain, but she never does.
This example confirms the conjecture underlying the design of cm ode ls: using satisfiability solvers to compute answer sets for tight programs may be computationally advantageous.
Furthermore, obviously we do not propose to join in the ode to 'effective competition' contained in this resolution.
