Question 8 of 10
2 points
read the first stanza of ezra pound's poem "the garden" below:
like a skein of loose silk blown against a wall
she walks by the railing of a path in kensington gardens,
and she is dying piece-meal
of a sort of emotional anemia.
which of these best describes the structure pound uses here?
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a. blank verse
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b. free verse
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c. lambic meter
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d. sonnet

The answer is C. Free verse

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Free verse is the correct option.

Explanation:

In this stanza of Pound's poem, the writer uses free verse. The first option, blank verse, refers to a way of writing which uses iambic pentameters; there are also 10 syllables per verse. Iambic meter, option C, is a metrical foot composed by 2 syllables (one weak, one stressed); blank verse is one example of these, as mentioned before. Finally, a sonnet, option D, is a more rigid structure, where the poem has only 14 lines and all of them have to rhyme, but the kind of sonnet would define this and other rules.

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