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In English / College | 2025-07-08

Which best describes the structure of the poem "Safari Day in Kenya"?
A. fixed form with a strict rhyme scheme
B. fixed form with a loose meter
C. free verse with rhyming quatrains
D. free verse with varied line lengths

Asked by coralinejonesthemovi

Answer (1)

The poem "Safari Day in Kenya" is best described as having a structure of free verse with varied line lengths. This format allows for freedom in expression and enhances the poem's imagery. Thus, the correct answer is free verse with varied line lengths. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-08

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