A, b, e
A: haiku are three line poems, which include the number of syllables 5/7/5. This poem does not follow the syllable structure, but is 3 lines
B: Typically haiku do not rhyme, and this poem also does not rhyme
E: Many haiku are written in the present tense, as this poem also is written
Answer:
February Summary. In "February", Holling and his family prepare for the Kiwanis Club dinner, where his father will be receiving the Commerce Businessman of 1967 Award. Holling's sister and Mr. Hoodhood tears up his own flower as he swears about the carpenters, but the family has to leave for the dinner.
Explanation:
Answer:
It depends on how you take the theme of what your're reading to heart.
Explanation:
It creates the feeling of mystery. By drawing out or stretching the suspense for the reveal of true identity, the writer is able to tap into the imagination, curiosity and the feeling of the readers as they continue to formulate their own theories and hypothesis to satisfy their curiosity. An effective way in literature to keep readers invested.
