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History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
blank verse

unrhymed verse (usually with 10 syllables in each line) used in poetry and drama

highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece

doggerel

nonsense

expressive, rhythmic literary work

frost

(a period of) a weather condition with temperature below the freezing point of water

extreme cold

haiku

a Japanese verse from using 17 syllables in 3 lines

highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece

poem

a piece of creative writing in a rhythmic (and often rhyming) form, usually designed to express deep feelings and thoughts

highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece

poetry

the art of a poet; poems in general; a quality that produces feelings as produced by poems

expressive, rhythmic literary work

rift

a split or crack; a disagreement, quarrel

break, crack

split

divided; a break or tear in cloth, wood etc; a separation, division, into groups

opening

RIME as in Wiktionary
RIME as in Wikipedia