1. "Annabel Lee" is an example of a sestet. This means that a stanza consists of 6 lines.
2. "In Memoriam" is an example of a quatrain. This means that a stanza consists of 4 lines.
3. "Nothing Gold Can Stay" is an example of an octave. This means that a stanza consists of 8 lines.
4. "Hero and Leander" is an example of a couplet. This means that the successive lines in a stanza have the same number of syllables, and each two lines rhyme.
Answer:
Poetry today resembles poetry from the 14th century as the theme of fortune still resonates with modern audiences. The other three options are incorrect. Option A demeans the purpose of poetry and ends it only to criticize the ills.
1.Fled from their countries
2.No money to spare
3.'Let us in, we have children'
4.You don't turn a hair
5.A hair on their head
6.More than that has been harmed
7.'They're trying to take us!'
8.'We're weak! 9.Unarmed!'
10. Unarmed and unready
11.For the pleading cries
12. Of 'let us in, we have children!'
13.Do you still have dry eyes?
