Meanings of rhymeless in English

My dreams, if dreams they may be called, were rhymeless and reasonless.

We wish him continuing tenure, and never a rhymeless day.

A rhymeless opening line this time ends on the word "heart".

Rather are they making it-rough, virile, formless, rhymeless.

The more careful reader will note the great aid given to a rhymeless metre by alliteration.

Behold the floor of rhymeless rock, where time

Solemnity is the essence here, not of artificial ceremony nor of rhymeless chant,-ratherof prehistoric hymn.

Inspiration could not save Keats from his Cockney rhymes nor Mrs. Browning from her rhymeless rhymes.

I shall but poorly render this curse by a rhymeless translation, and yet I am tempted to give it:

Ever in the train of princes and gallant adventurers, they chanted their rhymeless verse for the encouragement and solace of heroes.

This literary autocrat praised Bodmer's translation of 'Paradise Lost' more than the original poem, in which he condemned the rhymeless metre.

I even had a play in hand which treated of the fate of the troubadour Bernard de Ventadours in rhymeless, irregular verse.

Here is an attempt to translate its three rhymeless stanzas into prose; but the childish sweetness of the patois original is lost:-

The shock of Frederic's military successes made him suddenly drop the pen with which he had been inditing Anacreontics, and weak, rhymeless Horatian moods.

My dreams, if dreams they may be called, were rhymeless and reasonless.

We wish him continuing tenure, and never a rhymeless day.