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Option A. The poem's rhyme scheme shows that only the odd lines in each stanza share a rhyme.
Only the odd lines in each stanza share a rhyme. If we look at the structure of the poem, we notice that lines 1, 3, and 5 (which are odd-numbered lines) share a rhyming end - 'night', 'right', 'might'. Similarly, in the rest of the stanzas, the same pattern follows with 'bazaar', 'far', 'bar', and 'sea', 'plea', 'be'. Lines 2 and 4 in each stanza do not share the same rhyme with lines 1, 3, and 5, showing that the rhyme scheme is not consistent across all lines. Hence the correct answer to your question about the rhyme scheme in the poem is A.
Answer: Within each Stanza, all the lines end in the same rhyme. C.
