unrhyming

The poets that write in unrhyming verse are theoretically supposed to be doing what Milton does, and he is copying Virgilian and Homeric models: namely, to place the proper number of stressed and unstressed syllables on the line to give it a music.

I Just Don't Get Poetry 2005

And gradually I shared the vision that this unrhyming poet by my side had somehow lived out in action.

The Centaur Algernon Blackwood 1910

I plead for this suggestion: (1) that it adds nothing to the text and changes but one word; (2) that it removes nothing but the weak and unrhyming 'Like water from the skies'; and (3) that it leads directly to

From a Cornish Window A New Edition Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1903

Shikwa to a free verse poem with three unrhyming couplets.

CounterPunch 2008