English, 02.04.2020 19:24 keidaniela

Read the short poem "I'm Not U. I'm U-nique," by Dar Wallace. Answer the question that follows:

Though I appear to be only a teen,
I am unlike anyone you have seen.
I view the world in my own unique way.
I grow and evolve and change every day.

The structure of the poem features (5 points)

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4 lines, 2 couplets, 1 stanza, and 0 quatrains

4 lines, 2 couplets, 1 stanza, and 1 quatrain

3 lines, 0 couplets, 1 stanza, and 1 quatrain

2 lines, 4 couplets, 1 stanza, and 1 quatrain

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