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is hymn
noun
A song of praise or worship.
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One poem is "Hymn to a Lost Breast," by Bonnie Maurer.
The Paralympic anthem is "Hymn de l'Avenir" or "Anthem of the Future".
My current jam is "Hymn" by Kesha, which I put on the HuffPost Musical.ly.ly
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Here, Mueller is hymned as a loving mother, tenderly at one with her son, Max.
The city is hymned and then shunned, seen as a force almost outside nature, a centrifuge of chance and hazard.
Most of the music is hymns from the Episcopal hymnal, such as "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence," his favorite.
The vases on the altar were empty, but there were hymn numbers — 8, 196, 516 — on the hymn board.
The album's only single was "Hymn 43", which was released on 14 August 1971.
There was hymn singing and antiwar songs and a candlelight vigil, despite the fear of gas.
There were hymns and prayers.
Soon there were hymns, and the pope became somber.
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