how is the reaction in the second stanza different from the first stanza?of poem it couldn't be done
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It Couldn’t Be Done’ by Edgar Albert Guest is a three-stanza poem that is separated into sets of eight lines, or octaves. Guest structured each of these octaves with a consistent rhyme scheme. The lines follow the pattern of ababcdcd, alternating as the poet saw fit from stanza to stanza. There are moments in which rhymes are repeated though. The most prominent of these is with the end sound “-it.” The end sound appears twice in the first stanza, four times in the second, and twice in the third. The sound is a unifying element that helps to connect each octave. The same can said for “one” which appears twice in the first stanza and twice in the third.
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✌❤✨_ I HOPE HELP YOU _ ✨❤✌
✌❤✨_ TAKE CARE _✨❤✌
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