if a poet wanted to write a love poem that ended with a surprising twist, what poetic form would best fit this function? A. Ballad B. Haiku C. Sonnet D. Sestina

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Wyatt Casey

14 May, 09:50

if a poet wanted to write a love poem that ended with a surprising twist, what poetic form would best fit this function? A. Ballad B. Haiku C. Sonnet D. Sestina

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Lowery · Answer 1

Sonnet is the poetic form which would best fit this function.

Explanation:

Sonnets are poems that contains 14 lines in them and they have a specific rhyming scheme and they have 10 syllables each lines. They are derived from the Italian word sonnet which means little song. The poem usually follows rhyming scheme and then the poem suddenly changes its plot and it becomes a twist to the readers.

This change is in often a response to the question in the poem or it might be a solution to a problem. The sonnets can also resolve some tensions that are caused at the beginning of the poem. Sonnets are sometimes referred to as Volta. If the poet wants to have a twist in his love poem then he can use sonnet to express this.