English, 26.08.2019 19:30 bosanchez

Which statement is true about this verse from “song” by john donne?
1 let not thy divining heart
2 forethink me any ill;
3 destiny may take thy part,
4 and may thy fears fulfill
a.
lines 1 and 4 rhyme.
b.
this verse contains a complex rhyme scheme.
c.
the rhyming pattern of line 4 is out of sequence with the other three lines.
d.
this verse contains the abab rhyme scheme.

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Which statement is true about this verse from “song” by john donne?
1 let not thy divining he...