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In poetry, strong imagery is: A. Complicated B. Specific C. Regular D. Rhymed (Please help! I chose option A, but I don’t know if it’s right.)

In poetry, strong imagery is: A. Complicated B. Specific C. Regular D. Rhymed (Please help! I chose option A, but I don’t know if it’s right.)
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In poetry, strong imagery is:

A. Complicated

B. Specific

C. Regular

D. Rhymed

(Please help! I chose option A, but I don’t know if it’s right.)

User Albatross
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Every poem consist of imagery but however in poetry it’s hardly specific. Not all poems have to rhyme so I say it’s A
User Kenster
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since most poetry is rhyming, i go with d. but i also think its b. cuz others can be specific. just go with anyone u want its ur choice.

hope it helps!
User Ertx
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