During the performance of these works, the chorus moves from the right side to the left side, then moves back during the antistrophe.
Simonides [sigh-MAWN-i-dees] pioneered the form for a type of these works called the epinikion. During the performance of these works, the chorus moves from the right side to the left side, then moves back during the antistrophe. Pindar wrote some of these works titled for victory. In response to one of these poems by Wordsworth intimating about (*) immortality, Coleridge wrote one titled for dejection. One in Latin ends with the invocation "Carpe diem." Keats wrote five of these poems in 1819, including one "To Autumn" and one "to a Nightingale." For 10 points, name this poetic form pioneered by Horace, a poem written in praise of someone or something.
Simonides [sigh-MAWN-i-dees] pioneered the form for a type of these works called the epinikion.
ode [or epinikion until it is read; or victory odes until it is read; prompt on poems or word forms until read; prompt on strophe; prompt on antistrophe; prompt on epode]