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What is ‘free verse’ poetry?

A. Poetry with a specific rhyme scheme
B. Poetry without a fixed meter or rhyme scheme
C. Poetry that tells a story
D. Poetry that uses traditional forms

Answer: Poetry without a fixed meter or rhyme scheme


Additional Information: Free verse poetry does not adhere to traditional patterns of meter and rhyme.


Subjects: Poetry Analysis, Literature

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