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Prose is writing or speech that follows natural patterns of grammar and everyday communication, ranging from casual conversation to formal academic work. It differs from poetry, which uses intentional artistic structures like rhythmic patterns and rhyme schemes to organize language in deliberate ways.
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La prose est la forme ordinaire du discours oral ou écrit, non astreinte aux règles de la versification, de la musicalité et du rythme qui sont propres à la poésie. Elle doit néanmoins respecter les règles de la grammaire et peut présenter une des grandes gammes de qualité stylistique et de nuances prosodiques, selon les efforts ou la culture de l'auteur ou du locuteur.
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