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Why might a poem take its title from a line somewhere in the middle of the poem? A. To suggest that this line is unoriginal B. To sharpen the impact of that line C. To conform t…

Why might a poem take its title from a line somewhere in the middle of the poem? A. To suggest that this line is unoriginal B. To sharpen the impact of that line C. To conform t…
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Why might a poem take its title from a line somewhere in the middle of the

poem?

A. To suggest that this line is unoriginal

B. To sharpen the impact of that line

C. To conform to the rules for titles

D. To show that the line should be first

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D

Step-by-step explanation:

because of the lines come first

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