Two doves upon the selfsame branch, Two lilies on a single stem. Two butterflies upon one flower:- O happy they who look on them. DIUIUIU Who look upon them hand in hand Flushed in the rosy summer light; Who look upon them hand in hand And never give a thought to night. - "Song," Christina Rossetti TE Use the poem to answer the questions. How many stanzas does this poem have? How many lines does this poem have? How many lines are in each stanza?

Answer and Explanation:

This is the way the poem should appear:

Two doves upon the selfsame branch,

 Two lilies on a single stem,

Two butterflies upon one flower:--

 O happy they who look on them.

Who look upon them hand in hand

 Flushed in the rosy summer light;

Who look upon them hand in hand

 And never give a thought to night.

A stanza, or a verse, is a group of lines - usually four or more - in a poem. Stanzas are similar to paragraphs in prose. They are separated by a blank line from the following stanza. The poem above has, as we can see, two stanzas.

A line can be defined as a string or sequence of words before a break. The stanzas above each have 4 lines, meaning the poem has 8 lines total.

Therefore, to make it very clear:

How many stanzas does this poem have?

It has two stanzas.

How many lines does this poem have?

The poem has 8 lines.

How many lines are in each stanza?

Each stanza has 4 lines.

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