Free verse is poetry that isn't tied to a certain poetic form... so, it doesn't have to rhyme, or be a certain amount of lines, or a certain number of syllables. To still make it poetry, the words have to be well-chosen and artistic, and it is usually still arranged in stanzas and lines, not in paragraphs. The majority of modern poetry is free verse.
_____It is like free-styling your words and making it your own. It doesn't exactly have to rhyme, it's just mainly blending in with the subject leading from one occurrance to another. In easier words just let out the flow. Start little and take off when your mind says go! :) It also can have any amount of stanzas you want!
Free verse poetry is poetry that does not have a rhyme scheme.
Free verse is poetry without rhyme or regular meter.
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Free verse
A free-verse poetry is one that does not have a particular rhyming pattern
Free verse poetry is poetry that does not have a rhyme scheme.
Another name for verse poetry is called free verse..
Free verse is prose pretending to be poetry.
free verse
Free verse is poetry that doesn't have a rhyme scheme or meter as is found in other forms of poetry.
Of course, the rules are what makes poetry poetry, so free verse isn't poetry at all. The only thing that distinguishes free verse from artistic prose is lineation. The old definition of free verse as "chopped up prose" turns out to be exactly accurate.
Free verse is poetry without rhyme or regular meter.
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Free form and free verse.