Is "Open Form" now the recognized term for what we used to call "Free Verse"?

Question

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STUDIFIED JONES

by TD Euwaite

To have a full set of teeth again,

like back when I could

bite a #2 Ticonderoga in half,

Unspent paper was the wasted,

loose leaf, ream sized binders full,

Chewed to pulp for spitwads,

Receptacles for every kind of refuse,

Catch basins, trash bins, pencil-filing traps,

Consumables, with no permanence of ink,

The arithmetical brilliance

of Geometry homework

folded into an airplane.

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Answer 1

School daze poem!  Free verse or open form,  when read aloud this has a good cadence.  Thanks.

Answer 2

You should try this with ink.......it'll look like a Jackson Pollock........ wait all your poems all read like a J.Pollock.

Answer 3

PP: Do you know why I pulled you over, Mr. Euwaite?

T: No, Sir, Officer.

PP: I’ve pulled you over for unsafe line lengths. Although the Tercet does allow for no set meter and/or rhyme, you should at least make some effort to add music to your phrases.

T: Huh?

PP: Because you normally rhyme like Mother Goose, I’m letting you off with a warning.

T: Thank you, Officer.

Answer 4

excuse please  thought this was poetry site  where poetry?