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Hello TeXperts!

I use the "verse" environment in my LaTeX document that I try to
translate to ConTeXt. The lines are separated by \\

Since I converted all \start{environment} to \startenvironment, I defined
\definestartstop[verse][???]

What command should I write into the second braces to get an indent and
to let ConTeXt accept the \\ ?
Generally: How can I use an other \startxxx ... \stopxxx in an
\definestartstop ?

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Grüßlis vom Hraban!
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