Lyric vs narrative poems.

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Lyric vs narrative poems.

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Lyric vs narrative poems. Which one has a bigger audience?
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I'm a fan of both but if I was to choose, I'd go for narrative. I love a bit of a story
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Maybe because Poems haven't begun having concerts and all the charting system, but lyric does have a bigger audience.
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