Read the unseen excerpt below:
"The weaver bends above the wooden frame,
Her nimble fingers guide the silver thread;
She crafts a world without a single name,
Where forgotten paths and quiet shadows tread.
Though twilight falls and dims the fading light,
She weaves until the pattern turns to gold;
Preserving memories against the night,
In stories that can never be retold."
What is the end-rhyme scheme of the passage above?
- ababcdcdCevap
- Babbacddc
- Caabbccdd
- Dabcbcdef
Cevap
ababcdcd
The correct answer is ababcdcd because the poem consists of two quatrains using alternate rhyme: 'frame' and 'name' (a), 'thread' and 'tread' (b), 'light' and 'night' (c), and 'gold' and 'retold' (d).
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End-rhyme scheme identification in unseen poetry