Me need ! harlem [2] by langston hughes what happens to a dream deferred?       does it dry up       like a raisin in the sun?       or fester like a sore—       and then run?       does it stink like rotten meat?       or crust and sugar over—       like a syrupy sweet?       maybe it just sags       like a heavy load.       or does it explode? poem 4 hold fast your dreams by louise driscoll hold fast your dreams! within your heart keep one still, secret spot where dreams may go, and, sheltered so, may thrive and grow where doubt and fear are not. o keep a place apart, within your heart, for little dreams to go! how do the authors use rhyme to create emphasis? question 2 options: a) hughes uses rhyme scheme to create continuity; driscoll uses rhyme scheme to disrupt the poem. b) hughes uses rhyme scheme to disrupt the poem; driscoll uses rhyme scheme to create continuity. c) hughes does not rhyme the lines he wants to emphasize; driscoll rhymes the lines she wants to emphasize. d) hughes rhymes the lines he wants to emphasize; driscoll does not rhyme the lines she wants to emphasize.