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free verse

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free verse
n.
Verse composed of variable, usually unrhymed lines having no fixed metrical pattern.
[Translation of French vers libre : vers, verse + libre, free.]
free verse
Noun
unrhymed verse without a fixed rhythm
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Noun1.free verse - unrhymed verse without a consistent metrical pattern
vers libre
poem, verse form - a composition written in metrical feet forming rhythmical lines


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Changing forms from free verse to heroic couplets and other poetic devices as suits the story, She Alone encapsulates its nameless protagonist's struggle to find her own sense of place and identity in a rapidly evolving world.
She Alone by Internet Bookwatch
Changing forms from free verse to heroic couplets and other poetic devices as suits the story, She Alone encapsulates its nameless protagonist's struggle to find her own sense of place and identity in a rapidly evolving world.
She Alone by The Bookwatch
Regretfully, I must ask you to inform your correspondent, Sarah Ellis ("Cadenza"), that the title Harry Potter and the Golden Compass by Margaret Atwood is the name of my forthcoming free verse tell-all memoir about agrarian reform in Sussex, 1834-1849.
May/June 2006 Horn Book. (Letters to the Editor) by Maguire, Gregory / The Horn Book Magazine
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