Question

Which line keeps the same poetic rhythm and form as the lines from this poem? Quietly fall the snowflakes down So crowded in the sky And each with love for home above A. Now falls on earth to lie. B. It looks like a snowstorm. C. They fall down.​

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Now falls on earth to lie

Explanation:

A good look at the poem shows a flow in rhythm that falls and goes up at certain points in the poem. The first option fits into the rhythm created in the poem. A rhyme tends to have a string of words with similar sounds. In the first line, a rhythm is created with the words, fall, snow, and down.

In the last line, rhythms are created in the words, falls, on, earth, and lie. The incorporation of rhythms in poems creates a melodious flow that aids remembrance.