English, 27.05.2021 01:00 jdkrisdaimcc11

How does a first line usually work in a poem? A. It leaves the reader with a strong final image.
B. It asks a question that the poem will answer.
C. It makes a first impression on the reader.
D. It establishes the rhyme scheme of the poem.

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How does a first line usually work in a poem? A. It leaves the reader with a strong final image.