Question

What is the effect of Moore’s choice of free verse and stanza structure in "Poetry"?

1. The poem flows from beginning to end as if the speaker is trying to come to a conclusion.
2. The poem feels disjointed, as every stanza creates a new, original thought.
3. The poem reads like a typical poem with meter and rhythm while exploring a new topic.
4. The poem’s stanzas present well-developed thoughts, as paragraphs do in prose.

Answer 1

a. The poem flows from beginning to end as if the speaker is trying to come to a conclusion.

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Answer 2

The effect of Moore's choice of free verse and stanza structure in poetry is the poem flows from beginning to end as if the speaker is trying to come to a conclusion.

Step-by-step explanation:

poem: this is a piece of writing in-which the expression of feelings and ideas is given particular attention to diction and sometimes rhythm.