Semantic block for Poetry/Lyrics with optical alignment (the "longest line" rule)

Дата публикации: 24-08-2026 16:34:36

That’s an interesting distinction. A generic pre block would preserve whitespace without implying code, and seems especially suitable for ASCII art or concrete poetry.
I see verse as slightly different: pre describes how text is preserved, while verse describes its structure — meaningful line and stanza boundaries.
So the two could actually be complementary.

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