Read the following peom and answer the following?

Question

The Moon is distant from the Sea --

And yet, with Amber Hands --

She leads Him -- docile as a Boy --

Along appointed Sands --

He never misses a Degree --

Obedient to Her Eye

He comes just so far -- toward the Town --

Just so far -- goes away --

Oh, Signor, Thine, the Amber Hand --

And mine -- the distant Sea --

Obedient to the least command

Thine eye impose on me --

2) a example of slant rhyme in the poem?

a. hand-sand

b. eye-away

c. sea-me

d. along-appointed

Answer 1

eye-away

I think so...

Answer 2

"Hi!"

'A'

Answer 3

Eye-away,

Answer 4

b

Answer 5

C.

Answer 6

Slant rhyme is a partial rhyme in which the vowels or consonants of stressed syllables (assonance or consonance) are the same (sound, not necessarily letter)...the answer would be "eye-away", for while the two words do not necessarily rhyme, their ending sounds rhyme (consonance), making it a partial/half/slant rhyme.