What is theme?

A. poetry that doesn't follow the rules of a particular poetic template

B. a poetic technique in which one line is carried onto the next a statement about C. an abstract idea expressed in a work of art

D. writing or speech that is not intended to carry literal meaning

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Eva

25 March, 19:37

What is theme?

A. poetry that doesn't follow the rules of a particular poetic template

B. a poetic technique in which one line is carried onto the next a statement about C. an abstract idea expressed in a work of art

D. writing or speech that is not intended to carry literal meaning

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Cullen Farmer · Answer 1

The best answer to the question presented above would be letter C. A theme is an abstract idea expressed in a work of art. For example, a work of art depicting a mother cradling a child would have a theme of familial or motherly love.

What is theme?A. poetry that doesn't follow the rules of a particular poetic templateB. a poetic technique in which one line is carried onto the next a statement about C. an abstract idea expressed in a work of artD. writing or speech that is not intended to carry literal meaning

What is theme?

A. poetry that doesn't follow the rules of a particular poetic template

B. a poetic technique in which one line is carried onto the next a statement about C. an abstract idea expressed in a work of art

D. writing or speech that is not intended to carry literal meaning