How do you know the poem “Wishing Well” is written in free verse?

---(Wishing Well)---
The mesh of blanket tangles
and lumps of comfort
two-toned flannel and bedspread
twist and slip.

I haven't slept in a week
so i wear my brown hooded
sweatshirt with the hoodstrings
pulled tightly around my face.

I picture a wishing well
with edges of greening minerals
and coins dull with old water.
I throw my wish in a copper arc.

After I've thrown it I lie
unconcerned. These things take time.

Question

How do you know the poem “Wishing Well” is written in free verse?

---(Wishing Well)---
The mesh of blanket tangles
and lumps of comfort
two-toned flannel and bedspread
twist and slip.

I haven't slept in a week
so i wear my brown hooded
sweatshirt with the hoodstrings
pulled tightly around my face.

I picture a wishing well
with edges of greening minerals
and coins dull with old water.
I throw my wish in a copper arc.

After I've thrown it I lie
unconcerned. These things take time.

mrnebula · Answer

A.The poem does not contain any rhyme.
B.The poem is written in first person.
C.The stanzas do not all have the same number of lines.
D.The words are grouped as they might be in a conversation.

emmigrace222 · Answer

oh boyy

emmigrace222 · Answer

ik nothing about this im sorry :(

mrnebula · Answer

can u give me a hint your good at giving me hints

mrnebula · Answer

aw

mrnebula · Answer

ill just give it my best shot

anonymous · Answer

The answer is A, The poem does not contain any rhyme.

beccaboo333 · Answer

I'm pretty sure it's because it's written in first person. Most free verses are first person.