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Which best explains the author's use of free verse in "My Father is a Simple Man"?

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Heyy The answer is to create a realistic, natural expression of the relationship.

I think that's the answer because if the poem was set up with a regular meter or rhymed, ect., it definitely wouldn't have the same affect on the reader. It's a simple relationship between a father and daughter, and the poem is almost a dedication to the father. It doesn't need to be written in a certain matter to express the love and admiration the daughter has for the father, just simple words to express the emotion.

hope this helped!!



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I believe it is to create a realistic, natural expression of the relationship. I do K12 too! I'm also on the same quiz lol :) Hope this helps!!
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