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muminat
2 years ago
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How is the structure of a story and the poem is similar? Example: A Narrative story and a Free Verse poem

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Vika [28.1K]2 years ago
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The similarity between a story and a free verse poem is that they both don't need anything to rhyme in it. Both of them don't consist of meter or musical patterns.
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