English, 15.04.2021 23:00 derekcalhoun4943

Which best describes the poem's organization? * A. stanzas of four lines throughout with every other end word rhyming

B. stanzas of two lines in which the end words of each line rhyme

C. a pattern of two-, four-
, and six-line stanzas with a changing rhyme scheme

D. alternating stanzas of four lines and two lines with a consistent rhyme scheme

Which best describes the poem's organization? *

A. stanzas of four lines throughout with every ot

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