Which best describes the rhythm of "This Is Just to Say"?

It follows the natural pattern of speech.

It follows a conventional rhyme scheme.

It follows a regular meter.

It follows a natural rhyme scheme.

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19 December, 05:41

Which best describes the rhythm of "This Is Just to Say"?

It follows the natural pattern of speech.

It follows a conventional rhyme scheme.

It follows a regular meter.

It follows a natural rhyme scheme.

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Cruz Humphrey · Answer 1

In an interview William stated that in his poem "follows a regular meter" (option c). This would mean that it has a regular rhythm. However, it might be seen visually because it is divided into three four-lines stanza and lines seems to be the same length (short) What is more, there is no punctuation so it looks like one sentence.

Which best describes the rhythm of "This Is Just to Say"?It follows the natural pattern of speech.It follows a conventional rhyme scheme.It follows a regular meter.It follows a natural rhyme scheme.

Which best describes the rhythm of "This Is Just to Say"?

It follows the natural pattern of speech.

It follows a conventional rhyme scheme.

It follows a regular meter.

It follows a natural rhyme scheme.