which one of the following is not necessarily an element of good poetry? A.unique diction b.carefully selected words c.rhyming words d.meaningful content I said D is it correct
Are rhyming words necessary for good poetry?
Thanks Ms Sue
You're welcome, Vanessa.
Yes, you are correct. "Meaningful content" is not necessarily an element of good poetry.
To determine the correct answer, let's go through each option:
A. Unique diction: Good poetry often emphasizes the use of unique and imaginative language. Uncommon or creative word choices can enhance the overall impact of the poem.
B. Carefully selected words: Good poetry requires careful consideration of every word chosen. Each word contributes to the overall meaning and tone of the poem.
C. Rhyming words: While many classic forms of poetry use rhyming patterns, not all poems rely on rhymes. Free verse or contemporary poetry often features alternative techniques like imagery, rhythm, or structure, rather than strict rhyme schemes.
D. Meaningful content: While it is generally expected for poetry to convey some kind of meaningful or significant message, this element is not exclusive to good poetry. Some forms of experimental or avant-garde poetry may prioritize the exploration of language and form over delivering a clear message.
Therefore, D is the correct answer - "meaningful content" is not necessarily an element of good poetry.