Elements of Poetry 4
But the one thing that is bow-legged
and can't put its feet together
is the rainbow
Which type of poem is this passage?
OA. limerick
OB. ballad
Because one foot is the heart of a man
and the other is the heart of a woman.
And these two, as you know,
never meet.
OC.
haiku
OD
free verse
Save they leap
high-
Oh hearts, leap high!
- they touch in mid-heaven like an acrobat
and make a rainbow.
excerpted from "The Rainbow" by DH Lawrence
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