This techniques might have different purposes in this poem. For example, they might create an specific rhythm that makes the reader a bit lost throughout the poem. The reader might stop and start several times. On the other hand, they pull him/her form one line to the other by keeping up the momentum, what makes the reader mover faster in order to understand what is being read.
EXAMPLE
To him<span> | who </span>in<span> | the </span>love<span> | of </span>Na<span>|ture </span>holds
Commun<span>|ion </span>with<span> | her </span>vis<span>|ible </span>forms<span>, | she </span>speaks
<span>A </span>var<span>|ious </span>lang<span>|uage; </span>for<span> | his </span>gay<span>|er </span><span>hours</span>
What the author meant by "having a garden to weed, does not attempt to eradicate all the bad herbs at once...but works on one of the beds at a time" would also mean that he is trying to master one virtue at a time, hence letter d.
Answer:
A.
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<span>The plot structure that allows authors to 'come late' to their own story is in medias res. It is a Latin term which basically means 'into the middle of things.' Sometimes authors don't want to bother giving their characters a backstory, but rather begin the novel in the middle. An example would be Gaiman's 'American Gods,' because we don't see each of the gods' history in the beginning.</span>
