Answer:
Explanation:
I would say imagery, tone and rhyme. Having a "point" to your poem like a message is also important for it to be powerful.
To be non-biased, have thorough research habits, a good work ethic, to produce the story as closely to the true events as possible (no filler or otherwise distracting language to take attention away from the topic)
Part A: C
- The rose is overcoming a difficult situation and thriving.
Part B: C
- This supports the theme because, again, it talks about overcoming difficulties and moving forward.
