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Which of the following is/are correct statement (s) for the given poem? (a) The rhyme scheme of the given poem is abcb; abcb (b) The rhyme scheme of the given poem is abcd; abcd

(c) The poem is written in Blank Verse (d) The rhyme scheme of the given poem is abcd; abcb.
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