Is free verse really poetry?
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No
by Joshua Jones
Free verse or metered verse? This is one of the great literary quandaries of our time. Ever since Walt
Yes
To say that free verse is not poetry is to say that Walt Whitman, the father of American free verse,
by Lisa Fillers
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