An epigram is a group of consecutive lines that forms a structural unit in a poem. You can analyze a poem's structure by looking at the poem's rhyme and by noticing epigrams.

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Clara Mclaughlin

16 February, 07:10

An epigram is a group of consecutive lines that forms a structural unit in a poem. You can analyze a poem's structure by looking at the poem's rhyme and by noticing epigrams.

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Elisha Banks · Answer 1

This statment is FALSE.

Explanation:

An eprigram is a rethorical device that usually uses sarcasm, it is normally short and very easy to recall. It is also ingenious.

An eprigram does not have defined ryhme schemes or meters. They are breaf and witty.