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What did Frost mean by the phrase “the sound of sense”?

AUsing sound effects like alliteration

BAbstract musicality in poetry

CCreating rhythm through natural speech

DIgnoring traditional syntax

Answer:

C. Creating rhythm through natural speech

Read Explanation:

Frost coined “the sound of sense” to describe how spoken English’s natural rhythm and tone can shape poetry. His lines often mimic real-life speech, making his verse both accessible and artistically rich.


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