Read the unseen poetic passage below carefully:
High on the cliff the solitary pine,
Whispers its secrets to the passing breeze,
While below, the restless waves align,
And crash against the ancient, rugged trees.
In silent watch it stands against the night,
A sturdy sentinel of stone and bark,
Holding the embers of the fading light,
Before the coastline yields unto the dark.
What is the rhyme scheme of the passage above?
- abab cdcdCevap
- Babba cddc
- Caabb ccdd
- Dabab abab
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The rhyme scheme of the given 8-line unseen poetic passage is abab cdcd.
The passage consists of two quatrains featuring alternate rhyme patterns. In the first stanza, 'pine' (line 1) rhymes with 'align' (line 3), and 'breeze' (line 2) rhymes with 'trees' (line 4), yielding abab. In the second stanza, 'night' (line 5) rhymes with 'light' (line 7), and 'bark' (line 6) rhymes with 'dark' (line 8), yielding cdcd. Together, they form the rhyme scheme abab cdcd.
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