English, 04.08.2019 04:00 nev322

What is the rhyme scheme of this poem? question 1 options: abba abab abcb aabb question 2 the speaker uses many instances of to recreate for readers the scene he witnesses. question 2 options: adjectives imagination sensory images pictures question 3 in this poem, is described in great detail. question 3 options: nature people emotions time question 4 in this poem, nature is question 4 options: a person the title personified ignored question 5 the contrast focuses on and question 5 options: nature and words

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