Question

O heart, how fares it with thee now,
That thou should fail from thy desire,
Who scarcely darest to inquire,
"What is it makes me beat so low?"

Something it is which thou hast lost,
Some pleasure from thine early years.
Break thou deep vase of chilling tears,
That grief hath shaken into frost!

Such clouds of nameless trouble cross
All night below the darkened eyes;
With morning wakes the will, and cries,
"Thou shalt not be the fool of loss."

Tennyson uses ______________________ to create a rhythm in his poem.

alliteration

end rhyme

onomatopoeia

line length

Answer 1

end rhyme

Answer 2

might as well not disturb the math section with writing