poetic licence
idiomPart oflicence
poetic licence — idiom
1. the freedom that poets and other writers have to change facts, ignore grammar ru
1.idiom
Definition
the freedom that poets and other writers have to change facts, ignore grammar rules, or use unusual language in order to create a more beautiful or effective work
Example
The poet used poetic licence to spell 'never' as 'ne'er' to keep the rhythm of the line.
Noa criticised the film for its use of poetic licence, but admitted the story worked better as a result.