Madrigal: a part-song for several voices without instrumental accompaniment.
Ode: a poem addressed to a person, thing, or celebration of an event.
Oxymoron: a figure of speech in which contradictory terms appear together (i.e., bittersweet).
Parable: a story told to illustrate moral or spiritual truth.
Pun: a joke that uses a word or words with multiple meanings.
Parody: a piece of writing, art or music that deliberately copies the style of someone
or something to be funny.
Pedantic: the style in which a writer displays his knowledge.
Pot-boiler: a book or picture produced only to bring in money.
Panegyric: a speech or text in praise of someone or something.
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