Read the following stanza carefully:
The evening shadows gently fall,
Across the quiet, sleeping hill,
I hear the distant night-bird call,
While all the world is calm and still.
What is the rhyme scheme of the stanza above?
- ababCevap
- Babba
- Caabb
- Dabcb
Cevap
abab
The end words of the first and third lines ('fall' and 'call') share the same sound ('a'), while the end words of the second and fourth lines ('hill' and 'still') share a second distinct sound ('b'). This creates the alternating pattern abab.
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