| Poem |
| Aftersong |
| Verse form |
| Literature |
| Lyric form |
| Lyric work |
| Poetic form |
| Horace opus |
| Lyric poem. |
| Horace poem |
| Lyric verse |
| Classic poem |
| A lyric poem |
| Lyrical work |
| Lyrical poem |
| Literary work |
| Horatian form |
| Horatian poem |
| Lyrical piece |
| Horatian work |
| Lyrical verse |
| Two-line verse |
| Horatian piece |
| Classical poem |
| Lyric poem form |
| Lyrical product |
| Pindaric finale |
| Old poetic form |
| Horace offering |
| Lyric poem part |
| Lyric poem type |
| Archilochus work |
| Horatian product |
| Greek lyric poem |
| Horace verse form |
| Lyric composition |
| Horatian creation |
| Classic lyric poem |
| Ancient lyric poem |
| Certain lyric poem |
| Type of lyric poem |
| Form of lyric poem |
| Kind of lyric poem |
| Horatian lyric form |
| Lyrical poetic form |
| Horatian verse form |
| Lyrical composition |
| Antistrophe follower |
| End of a Pindar poem |
| Type of lyric verse. |
| Part of a lyric poem |
| Classical lyric poem |
| Section of some poems |
| Lyric poem in couplets |
| Creation of Archilochus |
| Horace's form, at times |
| Poem of uneven couplets |
| Poetic form used by Horace |
| Pindar's last stanza, e.g. |
| Archilochus' lyric creation |
| It has long and short verses |
| Lyric poem written in couplets |
| Final stanza of a Pindaric poem |
| Last part of a Greek lyric poem |
| Literary invention of Archilochus |
| Long verse followed by a short one |
| Verse form invented by Archilochus |