The snow lies deep upon the ground,

As white as it can be.

The woods are calm, without a sound,

From any twig or tree.

Then one hears a distance hound,

And there is no reply.

What is an effect of the rhyme in this stanza

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Maestro

2 April, 00:05

The snow lies deep upon the ground,

As white as it can be.

The woods are calm, without a sound,

From any twig or tree.

Then one hears a distance hound,

And there is no reply.

What is an effect of the rhyme in this stanza

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Bianca Hickman · Answer 1

The snow lies deep upon the ground,

As white as it can be.

The woods are calm, without a sound,

From any twig or tree.

Then one hears a distance hound,

And there is no reply.

What is an effect of the rhyme in this stanza

The snow lies deep upon the ground,As white as it can be.The woods are calm, without a sound,From any twig or tree.Then one hears a distance hound,And there is no reply.What is an effect of the rhyme in this stanza

The snow lies deep upon the ground,

As white as it can be.

The woods are calm, without a sound,

From any twig or tree.

Then one hears a distance hound,

And there is no reply.

What is an effect of the rhyme in this stanza