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Read the poem. Instruments poised, chins high Not a blink, nor a sigh As every eye awaits her hand To cue the members of the band. What is the poem’s rhyme scheme? AABB ABAB ABCB ABCD
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Read the poem. Instruments poised, chins high Not a blink, nor a sigh As every eye awaits her hand To cue the members of the band. What is the poem’s rhyme scheme? AABB ABAB ABCB ABCD
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AABB
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The poem's rhyme scheme should be
AABB
if the original version is written as
Instruments poised, chins high
Not a blink, nor a sigh
as every eye awaits her hand
to cue the members of the band.
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