Lyrical (adjective)

1. Having a musical or song-like quality.
2. Expressing deep personal feelings or thoughts in an imaginative and beautiful way.
3. Being marked by or given to expressing emotion through the medium of poetry.

Origin:

The word "lyrical" comes from the greek word "lyrikos" which means "singing to the lyre" or "singing to a musical accompaniment." it was first used in the early 17th century to describe poetry or other forms of writing that have a musical or song-like quality.

Examples:

1. The song was lyrical and emotional, it brought tears to her eyes.
2. The poem was lyrical, it was as if the words were singing to her.
3. The singer's voice was lyrical and melodic, it was easy to get lost in the music.
4. The dancers moved in a lyrical and fluid style, it was a beautiful performance.
5. His speeches were always lyrical, he had a way of expressing himself that was both moving and inspiring.