There Will Come Soft Rains | Style
Lyric Poetry
Lyric poetry is poetry that expresses subjective thoughts and feelings in a songlike style, often using both rhythm and rhyme. It is not a coincidence that people who write words to songs are writing “lyrics,” but lyric poetry does not necessarily imply a simple, unsophisticated style that must appeal to a mass audience to be considered popular. Truly, many of Teasdale’s poems were set to music, especially the early ones in which the themes were lighter and more concerned with love and relationships than depression and war. “There Will Come Soft Rains”...
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