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Non-rhyming poetry. Is there a name for that style?

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Is it seriously called non-rhyming? I think I just made that up. So, what is it called?

((Like, the poetry that Ellen Hopkins uses in her books.))

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Free verse is not only has no rhymes, but it dosn't have a regular rhythm either. If a poem doesn't rhyme but it's in iambic pentameter (5 beats per line) it's called blank verse.
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Yes. It's called blank verse.
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It's called Free-Verse. And I love Ellen Hopkins. I've read all of her books. You can also get a hold of her on her website www.ellenhopkins.com
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Free verse.

Idk why, but i have nevr really understood free verse, I need rhymn, and just, some sort of, beat, er, ya know what i mean? I just cant read free verse beautifully. I wish someone would teach me! and i cant write free verse either, its impossible! ahh!
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free verse it relies heavily on description and creativity you need a good vocab to master this style with out having one unstructed stream of thoughts
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Yes, it's called free verse
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Free verse is a form of poetry with no rhyming and no rhythm.

Free hand is a style of drawing done without tools other than your medium (pencil, marker, paint).
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