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English, 02.02.2021 04:30 SmolBeanPotato

Writers use rhyme in their poetry... Select one: O Only if the subject of the poem is a happy, positive story

O Only if the poem is written in English

O To distract readers from the subject matter of the poem

OFor a variety of styles and subjects

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