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What form of ordinary written or spoken language is expressed without verse meter rhyme?

The form of ordinary written or spoken language expressed without verse meter or rhyme is called prose.

Prose is the standard form of written and spoken language, as opposed to poetry. It is characterized by its natural flow and lack of any specific rhythmic structure.

Here's a breakdown of the differences:

* Prose: Uses natural language, no specific rhythm, doesn't have to rhyme, can be used in a variety of formats (fiction, non-fiction, etc.)

* Poetry: Uses figurative language, has a specific rhythm and meter, often rhymes, focuses on the beauty and emotional impact of language.

Examples of prose include:

* Novels

* Short stories

* News articles

* Essays

* Letters

* Conversations

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