Why might a poet change the meter in a poem from one line to the next? 1.to avoid a singsong effect 2.to create a beat 3.to make the poem easier to read 4.to make words rhyme

Why might a poet change the meter in a poem from one line to the next? 1.to avoid a singsong effect 2.to create a beat 3.to make the poem easier to read 4.to make words rhyme

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