What is free verse?

a. poetry that doesn't follow the rules of a particular structure

b. poetry that follows a strict pattern of rhyme and rhythm

c. poetry that uses rhyme, but does not use rhythm

d. poetry that uses rhythm, but does not rhyme

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Jazlyn Sharp

6 May, 08:32

What is free verse?

a. poetry that doesn't follow the rules of a particular structure

b. poetry that follows a strict pattern of rhyme and rhythm

c. poetry that uses rhyme, but does not use rhythm

d. poetry that uses rhythm, but does not rhyme

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Elizabeth Mccarty · Answer 1

Free verse would most likely fit a.

This is because free verse does not rhyme with fixed forms nor does it have a particular structure. It is based on normal pauses and natural rythimical phrases therefore the poet can mould his own poem.

What is free verse?a. poetry that doesn't follow the rules of a particular structureb. poetry that follows a strict pattern of rhyme and rhythmc. poetry that uses rhyme, but does not use rhythmd. poetry that uses rhythm, but does not rhyme

What is free verse?

a. poetry that doesn't follow the rules of a particular structure

b. poetry that follows a strict pattern of rhyme and rhythm

c. poetry that uses rhyme, but does not use rhythm

d. poetry that uses rhythm, but does not rhyme