Which statement best describes the use of a consistent meter and a rather simple rhyme scheme in the poem "she walks in beauty by lord byron?

a)these elements give the poem a
pleasant, rhythmic quality that
enhances the speaker's positive
description of the subject.

b) these elements suggest that
speaker is confident that the
subject has similarly strong feelings
for him.

c) these elements work to
demonstrate that the speaker has a
rather simple, basic understanding
of true beauty.

d) these elements convey the
idea that the subject is as inwardly
decent and kind as she is outwardly
beautiful.