Question

Which is the most likely reason a poet would choose to write in a traditional

form?
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A. To create a mesmerizing effect with the rhythms of meter and
rhyme
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B. To produce a poem that does not have overt ties to literary history
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C. To focus more on the images in a poem than on the structure and
sound
D. To feel that there are no constraints on the lines and stanzas of
the poem

Answer 1

To create a mesmerizing effect with the rhythms of meter and rhyme

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

To create a mesmerizing effect with the rhythms of meter and rhyme is the most likely reason a poet would choose to write in a traditional form.

Option A

Step-by-step explanation:

Rhythm is the variation between "stressed and unstressed syllables" and the way various poetic rhythms are merged is called the meter. In the traditional form, poetry is written in such a way that has systematic rhythms that lay down a pattern that helps to remember for recitation.

These rhythms are enjoyable and give pleasure to the reader because they reflect the natural "movements of human body". A poem is all about experience and evoking emotions and feelings, not just deciphering meaning.