What is one way in which Walt Whitman's poems are different from Emily Dickinson's?

A. His subjects are serious, but hers are playful.

B. His lines are succinct, but hers are sprawling.

C. He uses meter, but she uses free verse.

D. He does not use rhyme, but she does.

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Jamal Jenkins · Answer 1

D. He does not rhyme, but she does. Emily always used rhyme schemes and Whitman usually wrote in free verse.

What is one way in which Walt Whitman's poems are different from Emily Dickinson's?A. His subjects are serious, but hers are playful.B. His lines are succinct, but hers are sprawling.C. He uses meter, but she uses free verse.D. He does not use rhyme, but she does.