Question

In "If" and "Can't," what do both Rudyard Kipling and Edgar Guest do?

A.
employ the second-person point of view to create a bond between speaker and reader

B.
abandon traditional rhyme scheme and meter to make their advice more accessible and understandable to readers

C.
use historical anecdotes to illustrate a work's main idea

D.
give advice on how to be open with others without revealing too much about oneself