Rain
droplets sprinkling down
an element of nature
gushing, rushing flood

Hail
pounds, dents, shatters glass
the roof, the cars, the windows,
damage everywhere

Snow
silent, muted white
swirl and drift into deep piles
soft cold attraction
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Select all the correct answers.
In what two ways does the structure used by the poet help add meaning to the poem?
The use of stanzas in the poem suggests that the poet favors a particular weather more than the others.
The three poems show the beauty and danger in nature's elements.
The use of unrhymed lines shows the poet's indifference toward nature.
The three poems having unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables create a single, memorable image.
The use of short phrases adds an element of suspense.