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Poem read "miss rosie" by lucille clifton. when i watch you wrapped up like garbage sitting, surrounded by the smell of too old potato peels or when i watch you in your old man's shoes with the little toe cut out sitting, waiting for your mind like next week's grocery i say when i watch you you wet brown bag of a woman who used to be the best looking gal in georgia used to be called the georgia rose i stand up through your destruction i stand up read "miss rosie" by lucille clifton. then answer the question. in the poem, which element creates a sense of rhythm? a. the repetition of the phrase "when i watch you" b. the personal opinion interjected by the poet c. the vivid description of the main character d. the rhyming sounds at the end of each line
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