The lyrical Irish author wrote "Brooklyn" about the aching loneliness of a young Irish woman who emigrates to New York in the '50s to find work.
Commenting on the song's lyrical content, author Mickey Hess remarks that André 3000 "manages to walk the fine line between emotionalism and masculinity by articulating this highly emotional narrative with an almost emotionless tone".
The prose is lyrical and the author is informative, witty and deeply passionate.
Excerpts of Gursky's fabled novel are not always as moving or lyrical as the author may intend, and err fatally on the side of whimsy.
David Shiner as the Cat in the Hat -- they have the same neck, after all -- seems reason enough to look forward to this musical adaptation of the work of the famously lyrical children's author a k a Theodor Seuss Geisel.
It's possible to (mis)use all seven words in a one-sentence book report: "Mario Puzo's intriguing novel eschews the lyrical as the author instead crafts a poignant tale of family life and muses on the compelling doings of the Mob".
Esham's lyrical style, which author Sara Cohen says "utilize[s] shocking (and blatantly over the top) narratives to give an over-exaggerated, almost cartoon-like version of urban deprivation in Detroit", was derived from the style of the Geto Boys.
Notable projects have included Let's Get Lyrical (bringing together authors and songwriters) and Carry A Poem (which encouraged people to walk around with some verse in their pocket) while the City of Literature Trust now organises a literary salon.
The violence that is usually meted out to them is described in a graphic, unsentimental, yet lyrical way, earning the author the sobriquet "the poet of hard-boiled".
Porter's rich, lyrical tale follows an author who is reeling from the death of his wife, looking after his two young children and writing a book about Ted Hughes.
Many 19th century authors waxed lyrical about the varied and beautiful colours of British roads.
