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vers libre

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vers li·bre  (vr lbr)
n.
Free verse.

[French : vers, verse + libre, free.]

vers libre French [vɛr librə]
n
(Literature / Poetry) (in French poetry) another term for free verse
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Noun1.vers libre - unrhymed verse without a consistent metrical pattern
poem, verse form - a composition written in metrical feet forming rhythmical lines


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The difference stands in judgment of much contemporary vers libre, which is often lacking in the unique marks left by the slow, arduous labor of a mind as it sifts and strains its rough-hewn intuitions through the sieve of order and constraint.
36) Plus precisement, ils renouaient avec leurs premieres amours, puisque tous deux ont ecrit leurs premiers poemes sous l'influence du romantisme, avant de passer au vers libre et aux themes realistes de leurs premiers recueils: cf.
Sometimes Mr Blair comes dangerously close to vers libre.
 
 
 
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