Question

Why is the poem "Ode to a Skylark" an example of a Horatian ode?

Answer 1

An Horatian tribute is a short verse sonnet written in stanzas of two or four lines in the way of Latin writer Horace. They are frequently close, routed to a companion, and manage fellowship, love, and the act of verse. They are generally dedicated to lauding an individual, creature, or an item.

Answer 2

An Ode is text write in prose where the author or poet capture something of his interest, ode comes from the Greek “aeidein! Which mean to sing or chant, the Horatian ode is one of the types, it is characteristic by a personal but emotionally limited subject such as “Ode to a Skylark”, this odes also has a repeated stanza shape in this particular written is five line in ABABB.