choose the poem that is free verse. there are no handles upon a language whereby men take hold of it and…

choose the poem that is free verse. there are no handles upon a language whereby men take hold of it and mark it with signs for its remembrance. it is a river, this language. love and grief and motherhood, fame and mirth and scorn— these are all that shall befall any woman born. from carl sandburg, \languages\ and adapted from margaret widdemer, \greek folk song\

choose the poem that is free verse. there are no handles upon a language whereby men take hold of it and mark it with signs for its remembrance. it is a river, this language. love and grief and motherhood, fame and mirth and scorn— these are all that shall befall any woman born. from carl sandburg, \languages\ and adapted from margaret widdemer, \greek folk song\

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Free - verse poetry has no regular meter or rhyme scheme. The first poem "There are no handles upon a language..." has no set rhyme or meter pattern. The second poem has a more regular rhythm and some internal rhyming ("mirth" and "scorn").

Answer:

The poem "There are no handles upon a language Whereby men take hold of it And mark it with signs for its remembrance. It is a river, this language."