Lines
Poem
Poem noun - A composition using rhythm and often rhyme to create a lyrical effect.
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Lines and poem are semantically related in highly expressive topic. Sometimes you can use "Lines" instead a noun "Poem".
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And the poem ends with The Hero giving a speech as to exactly why Defeat Equals Friendship, using the same lines.
Source: Bookends - Not only does it fit the number of lines in the poem, it also breaks when the poem does, and rises and falls like the lines in the poem do. Yes.
Source: Fridge / Music -
This was part of a longer feud, that also involved a "sympathy" poem by Boss Man that included the lines, "But if I had a son who was as stupid as you/I'd wish for cancer, so I could die too."
Source: The Fun in Funeral
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