👉 In classical Greek poetry, an epigram is a short and humorous line that expresses a single thought or idea. It often consists of two or more lines and is typically written in iambic pentameter (a measure with 5 syllables). Epigrams are commonly used as a form of expression to express humor, wit, or sarcasm. They can range from simple statements about everyday life to complex metaphors or similes that explore deeper meanings. Some examples of epigrams include:
