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English, 03.02.2020 06:56 cheesedoodle

What would the rhyme scheme be in a poem whose lines end with “rise,” “see,” “lies,” “be,” “flew,” and “canoe”?

a.
abbabb
b.
abcabc
c.
ababcc
d.
aabbcc

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