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Which statement best explains the effect of the sestina structure in Elizabeth Bishop's Sestina"? The sestina structure makes the poem feel like is from the pastwhich adds weight to the author's words The sestina structure makes the poem feel like a playful puzzle, but adds nothing to the meaning of the poem The repetition of the last word in each line creates a reflective rhythm and tone in the poem while also making significant words easily recognizable The repetition of the last word in each line makes the tone of the poem feel flat and unaffected, suggesting the hopelessness of each the characters

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The statement that best explains the effect of the sestina structure in the poem is "The repetition of the last word in each line creates a reflective..."

What is a sestina?

A sestina is a type of poem that consists of six stanzas of six lines each. Another important characteristic of a sestina is that the last words of each line in the first stanza must appear again as the final words in each line of the following stanzas. However, the sequence in which they appear must be different.

In the poem "Sestina," by Elizabeth Bishop, the last words that are repeated are:

  • House
  • Child
  • Almanac
  • Tears
  • Grandmother
  • Stove

The repetition of those words helps the author create a reflective rhythm and tone. Readers already know that the words will appear again, but the way they are rotated as well as the theme of the poem are quite interesting.

With the information above in mind, we can select option C as the correct answer.

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