English, 04.05.2021 01:00 zee786

When poets discuss "form and content," what do they mean? O A. They mean that content is the idea expressed and form is the
structure.
B. They mean that form is what is said and content is the way it is
said.
C. They mean that form is the subject matter and content is the style.
D. They mean that content is a specific example and form is the
theme.

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