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Home > English > Literature > Literary Devices > English > Literature > Poetry Analysis

What is ‘stanza’?

A. A group of lines in a poem
B. A narrative structure
C. A character's internal conflict
D. A type of imagery

Answer: A group of lines in a poem


Additional Information: Stanzas are akin to paragraphs in prose, organizing ideas and themes.


Subjects: Literary Devices, Literature, Poetry Analysis, Literature

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