Narrative verse is a type of poetry that tells a story. It is often used to convey a moral or lesson, and can be found in both ancient and modern literature. The two most common forms of narrative verse are epos and EPIC. Epos is a type of narrative verse that is usually composed in hexameter and focuses on the deeds of a hero or gods. EPIC is another type of narrative verse that is usually composed in dactylic hexameter and focuses on the adventures of a hero.