English, 26.06.2019 09:00 kendall984
How does free verse support the speaker of the poem’s initial statement “poetry / i, too, dislike it”? check the two boxes that apply. free verse makes this poem look less like what was classically considered “poetry.” free verse makes the poem read more like prose. free verse gives the poem its formal structure. free verse sets up a predictable pattern.
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