''As she sat in the dull, grey and not to mention boring detention room she watched the horizon from the window thinking how she was framed so carelessly for something she hadn't done! But then she heard music, even though she thought it was creepy it was worth a shot! As this frail young student made her way past the sleeping teacher she followed the sound down the dark, echoing corridor. As this innocent youngster walked into the auditorium she witnessed a boy around her age playing the piano so effortlessly but at the same time perfectly...'' I hope this helped! Good luck! <3
The correct answer is B. Free verse poetry does not follow a set rhyme scheme or structure.
Explanation:
In poetry, free verse is an open form or it in which verses are not limited by certain aspects such as meter, which is the rhythmic structured guided by the number of syllables and combination of stress / unstressed syllables and rhyme, which is the repetition of similar sounds between verses. In this way, it is called a free verse because the poed is not restricted by certain poetic patterns and thus can create verses of the length, and rhyme he prefers. In this way, free verse poetry does not follow a set rhyme, scheme or structure.
A-working together, america will help those who are fighting against tyranny.
