The form of this section of the poem is called "Italian sonnet". (Option B)
An Italian Sonnet is a poem that uses fourteen lines. It originated in Italy hence its name but was brought to England by Sir Thomas Wyatt Howard.
Hence, the correct answer is option B.
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Read the excerpt from "Parsley” by Rita Dove.
1. The Cane Fields
There is a parrot imitating spring
in the palace, its feathers parsley green.
Out of the swamp the cane appears
to haunt us, and we cut it down. El General
searches for a word; he is all the world
there is. Like a parrot imitating spring,
we lie down screaming as rain punches through
and we come up green. We cannot speak an R—
out of the swamp, the cane appears
and then the mountain we call in whispers Katalina.
The children gnaw their teeth to arrowheads.
There is a parrot imitating spring.
El General has found his word: perejil.
Who says it, lives. He laughs, teeth shining
out of the swamp. The cane appears
in our dreams, lashed by wind and streaming.
And we lie down. For every drop of blood
there is a parrot imitating spring.
Out of the swamp the cane appears.
What is the form of this section of the poem?
