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• Free verse
  '''Free verse''' is poetry that does not use a fixed [[metre (poetry)|meter]]. That is, ...Press, 1980), defines free verse by what it is not: it is not metrical. Free verse differs from metrical verse in that they use different kinds of prosody.
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• Free verse/Approval
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• Free verse/Definition
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• Free verse/Related Articles
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• Walt Whitman/Definition
  ...ican [[poetry|poet]] and [[essay]]ist, famous for his flowing [[Free verse|free verse]] in ''Leaves of Grass'', including 'A Noiseless Patient Spider'
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• Free verse
  '''Free verse''' is poetry that does not use a fixed [[metre (poetry)|meter]]. That is, ...Press, 1980), defines free verse by what it is not: it is not metrical. Free verse differs from metrical verse in that they use different kinds of prosody.
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• Metre (poetry)/Related Articles
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• Walt Whitman/Related Articles
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• Prose
  ...e, but with developments in modern and contemporary [[poetry]] including [[free verse]], [[prose poetry]] and [[concrete poetry]] and other new poetic directions
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• Poetry/Related Articles
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• Metre (poetry)/Bibliography
  *Charles O. Hartman. ''Free Verse: An Essay in Prosody.'' Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press, 1980. Reprinted i
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• Walt Whitman
  ...terature]], and Whitman is known as the innovator who first introduced the free verse style of writing poetry. Whitman self-published the book in 1855 and cont Reading Whitman's free verse can seem a little like wandering in an overgrown, late summer meadow; there
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• Mantra
  When regarded merely as music or a "free verse" poem, a mantra may have a pleasing rhythm and melodic flow. When used in
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• Metre (poetry)
  ...ing the reader's temporal experience of the poem"<ref>Charles O. Hartman, "Free Verse: An Essay on Prosody" (Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press, 1980), 13.</ref> L
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• 32 Names of Durga
  When regarded merely as a "free verse" poem, the mantra has a pleasing rhythm and melodic flow. When used in a y
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• David Vogel
  The poems structure is similarly simple: 2-4 short free verse stanzas, with minimal poetic embellishments. This simple structure perfectl
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• Amy Lowell (poet)
  ...avors precision of imagery, clear language, directness of presentation and free verse. A characteristic feature of the form is its attempt to isolate a single im
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• Literature/Citable Version
  ...and closely patterned manner. Modern poetry also includes forms such as [[free verse]] and [[concrete poetry]], which depart from the strict poetic meter or ear
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• Literature
  ...and closely patterned manner. Modern poetry also includes forms such as [[free verse]] and [[concrete poetry]], which depart from the strict poetic meter or ear
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• Ramakrishna
  ...style into "flowing American English". The mystic hymns were rendered into free verse by the American poet John Moffitt. Aldous Huxley wrote in his Forward to t
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