Which best describes the form that whittier uses in "to william lloyd garrison"? rhyming couplets grouped together in quatrains. traditional meter and rhyme scheme throughout. traditional meter but different stanzas have different rhyme schemes irregular meter when discussing garrison’s critics but the rhyme scheme remains the same.

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Traditional meter and rhyme throughout.  

John Greenleaf Whittier, was an American poet and abolitionist. Raised in a poor Quaker farmers family, he began to write poetry at fourteen years old. William Lloyd Garrison published Whittier's first poem in 1826 and convinced his parents to send him to Haverhill Academy. Whittier would later dedicate the poem "To William Lloyd Garrison" to him, which uses the traditional meter and rhyme throughout.  

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