Understanding Nonrhyming Poetry

Nonrhyming refers to poetry or verse that does not have a rhyme scheme, meaning that the lines do not end with words that sound similar. Instead of relying on rhyme, nonrhyming poetry often uses other techniques such as metaphor, imagery, and syntax to create a sense of musicality and structure. Nonrhyming can be used in a variety of ways, from free verse to more formal forms like sonnets and ballads.

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