The railway train i like to see it lap the miles, and lick the valley and stop to feed itself at tanks and then prodigious step around a pile of mountains and supercilious peer in shanties by the sides of roads and then a quart pare to fit it’s sides and crawl between complaining all the while in horrid hooting stanza then chase itself down hill and neigh like boanerges then punctual as a star stop docile and omnipotent at its own stable door which of the following correctly describes the second stanza of emily dickinson’s the railway train? a. couplet b. octet c. quatrain d. sestet