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prose poem

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prose poem
n.
A prose work that has poetic characteristics such as vivid imagery and concentrated expression.
prose poem
n
(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) a prose composition characterized by a poetic style
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Noun1.prose poem - prose that resembles poetry
prose - ordinary writing as distinguished from verse
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The prose poem has long elicited mixed views with many critics arguing its increasing prominence.
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Yet Martin's text reads like a fine prose poem and uses elements of traditional folktales.
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