English poem
C3491
concept
An English poem is a structured or free-form literary composition in the English language that uses rhythm, sound, imagery, and figurative language to evoke emotions, convey ideas, or tell a story.
All labels observed (9)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| Middle English poem | 28 |
| Old English poem | 27 |
| English poem canonical | 15 |
| English sonnet | 12 |
| Middle Scots poem | 9 |
| English nursery rhyme | 6 |
| English-language poem | 4 |
| English Renaissance poem | 2 |
| poem in English | 1 |
Description generation (CDg)
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Instruction
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Input
Class: English poem
Generated description
An English poem is a structured or free-form literary composition in the English language that uses rhythm, sound, imagery, and figurative language to evoke emotions, convey ideas, or tell a story.
Instances (104)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| Sonnet 94 | — |
| Sonnet 116 | English sonnet |
| Sonnet 130 | English sonnet |
| Sonnet 30 | English sonnet |
| Sonnet 129 | — |
| Sonnet 60 | English sonnet |
| Sonnet 138 | English sonnet |
| Sonnet 146 | English sonnet |
| Sonnet 147 | English sonnet |
| Genesis (Old English poem) | Old English poem |
| Daniel (Old English poem) | Old English poem |
| The Battle of Maldon | Old English poem |
| The Phoenix | Old English poem |
| Deor | Old English poem |
| The Husband's Message | Old English poem |
| Christ I | Old English poem |
| Christ III | Old English poem |
| Elene | Old English poem |
| Guthlac poems | Old English poem |
| Juliana (poem) | Old English poem |
| The Gifts of Men | Old English poem |
| The Fortunes of Men | Old English poem |
| The Order of the World | Old English poem |
| The Rhyming Poem | Old English poem |
| Exodus (Old English poem) | Old English poem |
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The Battle of Brunanburh
surface form:
The Battle of Brunanburh (poem)
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Old English poem |
| Sonnet 154 | English sonnet |
| Sonnet 10 | English sonnet |
| Wulf and Eadwacer | Old English poem |
| Soul and Body I | Old English poem |
| Widsith | Old English poem |
| Hero and Leander | — |
| Parliament of Fowls | Middle English poem |
| On the Beach at Night Alone | English-language poem |
| The Canterbury Tales | Middle English poem |
| The Book of the Duchess | Middle English poem |
| The House of Fame | Middle English poem |
| The Legend of Good Women | Middle English poem |
| The Treatise of the Two Married Women and the Widow | Middle Scots poem |
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major work of William Dunbar
surface form:
The Goldyn Targe
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Middle Scots poem |
| Sonnet 31 "With how sad steps, O Moon" | English Renaissance poem |
| Solomon on the Vanity of the World | — |
| The Light of Stars | English-language poem |
| They Flee from Me | — |
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Pearl
surface form:
Pearl (poem)
|
Middle English poem |
| Patience | Middle English poem |
| Cleanness | Middle English poem |
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nursery rhyme "Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross"
surface form:
Ride a cock-horse to Banbury Cross
|
English nursery rhyme |
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English nursery rhyme "The Muffin Man"
surface form:
The Muffin Man
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English nursery rhyme |
| Confessio Amantis | Middle English poem |