prosepoem
A prose poem is a type of literary composition that combines elements of poetry and prose to create a unique form of writing. Unlike traditional poetry, which is typically lyrical and verse-based, a prose poem can take the form of a short, fragmented work or an extended passage. The structure and format of a prose poem can vary greatly, often blurring the boundaries between prose and poetry.
Prose poems originated in ancient Greece and were revived in the 19th century by writers such as
Characteristics of prose poems include their condensed and fragmented nature, often resulting from the writer's need
Prose poetry continues to evolve in contemporary literature, with many writers experimenting with new forms and