Why might a poet use inverted syntax in a poem? (Choose all correct answers.) to set the tone for a poem
to add sensory details
to create rhyme or meter
to emphasize a word or idea

I believe the answer is "to emphasize a word or idea"

Explanation:

When an inverted syntax is used in any writing, especially poems, it is likely there to try and bring the readers attention to a specific part of the poem which may also symbolize something different.

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Explanation:

Poets use inverted or unusual syntax to create rhyme and meter, set the tone, or emphasize certain words for artistic effect.

i'm a frog i'm a frog i read about frogs i breath thee frogs the frogs are great but not me

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