To which type of poetic structure is "the bells" most similar? a. free verse b. lyric poetry c. japanese cinquain d. shakespearean sonnet

B.lyric poetry

Explanation:

The poem "The Bells" presents a structure of lyrical poetry because the poet speaks directly to the reader, representing the feelings, state of mind and perceptions of him. The poem functions as a photograph, recording emotions and feelings of the "lyrical self," that is, the voice that manifests itself in the poem. This is one of the characteristics of a lyric poetry.

Another characteristic of lyric poetry, present in "The Bells" is that this poem is polysemic, that is, does not point to a meaning, but is a power of meanings. There is no true meaning to the poem, but proper readings in the face of its multiple meanings. Plurissignification is linked to the symbolic character, the ambiguity and the implicit meanings present in the literary text.

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