Which element of poetry most gives structure to this poem? the regular rhyme and meter the repetition of words and phrases the length of the poem's lines the length of the poem's stanza

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Read the poem from "Between the Sliver and the Ash.

In wintertime you will not see

The object of your heart's desire.

The treasure that will set you free

You will not find in earth or fire.

But sand where rocks and pebbles sing

And seek the joyous sounds of spring.

Which element of poetry most gives structure to this poem?

A. the regular rhyme and meter

B. the repetition of words and phrases

C. the length of the poem's lines

D. the length of the poem's stanza

Explanation:

The correct answer is option A. The regular rhyme and meter.

    Rhythm is a characteristic and an element present in most of the arts, and it can be visual or auditory.

In general, rhythm can be defined as a flow of movement, controlled or measured, sound or visual, produced by the ordering of different elements of the medium in question. In other words, it is the feeling of continuity or flow in a work.

In poetry, rhythm represents a basic feature in determining the structure of a poem, and it is one of the most important characteristics of current poetry.

The meter represents the main rhythmic structure of a verse in poetry. Thus, many forms of verse poetry, especially some traditional ones, have a pre-established metric structure.

The meter refers to the number of syllables a verse has, and in freer forms of poetry, there may still be a kind of meter, which could be determined by rhythm.