The phrase "a list of verses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of lines or passages from a poem, song, or religious text.
Example: "In the study of poetry, we often analyze a list of verses to understand the themes and emotions conveyed by the poet."
Alternatives: "a collection of verses" or "a compilation of verses".
After an uncertain start, Dr. Stritmatter writes in an appendix, he turned to scholarly works on Shakespeare's biblical references and, "one by one, I began to tick off a growing list of verses marked in the de Vere Bible which these scholars had identified as influential on Shakespeare".
Consider subscribing to preaching outlines perhaps with Power Point presentations, with pictures, and examples--even with a complete order of service, list of verses, cross references, and songs to use.
Bouts-rimés, (French: "rhymed ends"), rhymed words or syllables to which verses are written, best known from a literary game of making verses from a list of rhyming words supplied by another person.
Catalog verse, verse that presents a list of people, objects, or abstract qualities.
The song's three verses provide a list of items or concepts that are unnecessary to this realisation.
Spitting a new verse on her "Pinkprint" track "Win Again," Minaj called out Melania Trump in a list of other first ladies during a politically tinged verse dedicated to all those who've "got the audacity to be intimidated by a bad motherf**king queen". .
He shows where he is in the book, at "Ounce, dice, trice," a list of ways to count to ten, and dares me to post this — an O-shaped verse, beginning near ten o'clock, that reads "THEPENISMIGHTIERTHAN".
Each sura begins with a listing of its title, the number of verses it contains, the venue in which its particular revelations were received, and its placement in the order of suras.
The Seven Wonders of Wales is a list in doggerel verse of seven geographic and cultural landmarks in Wales probably composed in the late 18th century under the influence of tourism from England.
