Does free verse poem rhyme

Answer 1

No they can't because then it's a rhyme poem.

^^ that answer is bull. ^^

Of course it can rhyme. It's free verse, meaning it's free to do what you want. As long as the rhyme has no set pattern to it, it is still free verse.

Answer 2

Not neccesarily, though a title is extremely helpful. Having a title can be used to clue a reader in to the poem's concept, or even build emotional tension. I have a handful of poems I simply call "Untitled", because I felt a usual title was entirely neccesary.

It depends on what you are trying to accomplish with your poem.

Answer 3

Free verse poems do not necessarily rhyme. Unlike traditional forms of poetry that adhere to specific rhyme schemes and meter, free verse allows poets the freedom to use any combination of words, line lengths, and rhythms to create a more natural flow. Rhyming may still be used in free verse poetry, but it is not a requirement.

Answer 4

Most of the times, no. But occasionally it does rhyme.