In poetry, this term describes verse that deliberately avoids gender markers or maintains gender ambiguity in its speaker, subject, or addressee. Such poetry may use neutral pronouns, avoid gendered language entirely, or present personas whose gender remains intentionally unspecified. This approach can serve various purposes including creating universal appeal, exploring non-binary identity, allowing readers of any gender to identify with the speaker, or reflecting philosophical positions that transcend traditional gender categories. Increasingly common in contemporary poetry as writers engage with evolving understandings of gender and identity beyond binary classifications.

In poetry, this describes works that deliberately avoid gender markers or maintain gender ambiguity. Increasingly common in contemporary poetry as writers explore identity beyond binary categories. Can refer to the speaker, subject, or grammatical approach. Useful for creating universal appeal or exploring non-binary perspectives. Related to inclusive language practices in modern verse.