Question

walt whitman’s poems, such as “crossing brooklyn ferry,” made him a pioneer of rhythmic verse. formal verse. free verse. repetitive verse.

Explanation:

Walt Whitman is known for his pioneering work in free verse poetry. His poems, including "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry," do not follow traditional rhythmic, formal, or repetitive verse structures typical of earlier poetry; instead, they utilize free verse, which has a more natural, unstructured rhythm and lacks a fixed meter or rhyme scheme.

Answer:

C. free verse.