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Mama told me When I was young Simple words are The truest of all She taught me To aim high and rise With every fall, and I Craw...Question
Mama told me
When I was young
Simple words are
The truest of all
She taught me
To aim high and rise
With every fall, and I
Crawled back up
Even from the ground
Mama told me
When I was young
That one just needs to see
For the light to be
She pointed to
A distant star
Or a streetlight
Always showing the way
Mama told me
We are never alone
And she's with me
Everywhere I go
Which of these is true about this poem?
A.
All the lines in each stanza share a rhyme.
B.
Every pair of lines in the poem rhymes.
C.
The even lines in each stanza rhyme.
D.
There is no rhyme scheme in this poem.
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The correct answer is **D. There is no rhyme scheme in this poem.**
While some lines might have a slight rhythmic or sound similarity, the poem does not consistently follow a rhyme scheme throughout. Each stanza does not have a matching rhyme pattern for every line, and there is no discernible rhyme scheme that applies uniformly across the stanzas.
While some lines might have a slight rhythmic or sound similarity, the poem does not consistently follow a rhyme scheme throughout. Each stanza does not have a matching rhyme pattern for every line, and there is no discernible rhyme scheme that applies uniformly across the stanzas.
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