6. The place where a line of poetry ends to create rhythm or give a poem a particular appearance is...
O A Simile
O B Onomatopoeia
C Line Break
D Phrase

C. Line Break

Explanation:

A poem can be defined as a literary work that comprises of written or spoken words that are chosen and arranged carefully in separate lines, often in short lines based on their sound (diction), meaning, and rhythm.

There are different types of poems and these includes the following; free verse, sonnet, ode, elegies, fixed verse, etc.

A line break can be defined as a poetic device used by authors or writers to terminate or end a line of a poem and begin a new line in a poem.

Basically, line breaks differentiates a poet from a prose because it helps both the poet and the reader to clearly understand where and why a line in a poem breaks (ends).

Hence, the place where a line of poetry ends to create rhythm or give a poem a particular appearance is called a line break.

This ultimately implies that, a line break may be governed by sound, rhythm, or meter depending on the choice of a poet. An example of a poetic line break is;

I'm Lanuel! Who are you?

Are you - Lanuel - too?

Yes! Humans are - created in twos.

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