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The length of metaphysical poems is generally:

AExtensive, often resembling short narratives or epic fragments

BOf moderate length, allowing for extensive development of intricate arguments

CShort and concentrated

DHighly variable, accommodating both brief reflections and comprehensive philosophical discussions

Answer:

C. Short and concentrated

Read Explanation:

  • Metaphysical poets preferred brevity to pack dense ideas into fewer lines.

  • Shorter length allowed for intense, impactful imagery and arguments.

  • This style encouraged focus on intellectual and emotional depth rather than long narration.


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