Question

WILL GIVE MEDAL!!!!!!!
Storm at Sea
by R. Lee Walters
Over the seas, the ship rolled on high waves.
Over the waves, the storm's high winds howled.
Over the howls, the thunder, the thunder rose
And the lightning, the lightning flashed wildly.

Over the storm's squall, the captain fought the winds.
Over the wind's strength, the sailors climbed the sails.
Over the sails' tatters, the clouds, the clouds parted
And the moon, the moon shone victoriously.

Answer 1

The poet repeats the phrase "Over the…" in this poem to
A. build up the suspense.
B. make it sound like rain.
C. mimic the moon's rays.
D. make the lines rhyme.

Answer 2

@Conqueror

Answer 3

@sammixboo

Answer 4

@Joel_the_boss

Answer 5

@ParthKohli

Answer 6

what do you think? can you eliminate any?

Answer 7

I do not think it is A or B

Answer 8

I think it is D

Answer 9

I thinks it A in my opinion. Even tho its not suspense but probs in its own way. If that makes sense.

Answer 10

I agree that it is A

Answer 11

Ok thank you!