A poet repeats the phrase “I believe” at the beginning of every stanza in a poem. What is the most likely effect of this repetition?(1 point)
Responses
It creates confusion about the poet’s perspective.
It creates confusion about the poet’s perspective.
It emphasizes the poet’s convictions and emotions.
It emphasizes the poet’s convictions and emotions.
It introduces multiple unrelated ideas
It introduces multiple unrelated ideas
It entertains the reader with playful language
1 answer
The most likely effect of the repetition of the phrase “I believe” at the beginning of every stanza in a poem is:
It emphasizes the poet’s convictions and emotions.
Repetition often serves to highlight important themes and beliefs, reinforcing the poet's strong feelings and perspectives.
