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A poem that doesn’t follow a metrical pattern is best described as? A. a rhyme scheme B. boring C. elaborate D. free verse

A poem that doesn’t follow a metrical pattern is best described as? A. a rhyme scheme B. boring C. elaborate D. free verse
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A poem that doesn’t follow a metrical pattern is best described as?

A. a rhyme scheme
B. boring
C. elaborate
D. free verse

User MiMo
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Free verse is the answer to your question. Free verse lets you have no structure or pattern, it is just a poem. 
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The answer is D, free verse
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