the poet makes effective use of the repetition of the refrain "if u can't be...." what kind of an effect does this have on the reader?does the repetition help the poet influence the reader in any way.(from the poem "be the best" by Douglas Malloch)
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The refrain 'If you can't be' is used by the poet in 'Be the Best' to add rhyme and rhythm to the poem. It also helps emphasise the main idea of the poem: you may not be what you desired to be, but, be the best of whatever you are !
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