Question

ronan is reading a poem that repeats the same two lines throughout its six stanzas. it has a strict rhyme scheme. which poetic form is being used? ballad free verse sonnet villanelle

Explanation:

A villanelle is a fixed poetic form consisting of 19 lines across six stanzas, defined by repeating two refrains (lines) throughout and a strict rhyme scheme. Ballads have narrative focus and loose rhyme, sonnets are 14-line forms, and free verse has no formal structure.

Answer:

D. Villanelle