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vers libre
[ vair lee-bruh; French ver lee-bruh ]
vers libre
/ vɛr librə /
noun
- (in French poetry) another term for free verse
Word History and Origins
Origin of vers libre1
Example Sentences
The elder poet was presented with a small stone casket full of poems written by the younger men, poems that struck him as “word problems”: incomprehensibly Modern, most of them in vers libre.
From the French symbolist poet Paul Fort she learned a technique of writing "polyphonic prose" – prose which used the different voices of poetry, such as "metre, vers libre, assonance, alliteration, rhyme and return".
In his treatment of vers libre our author is not too sympathetic.
For all I know, Zipp is a poet—his smile is lyrical, and in his roving eyes there is a suggestion of vers libre.
But the founders of the vers libre, I am told, had never heard of this book.
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