Question

choose the poem that uses alliteration.
\mother, the poplars cross the moon;
the road runs on, so white and far,
we shall not reach the city soon:
oh, tell me where we are!\

\o ho!\ said i, \the frost is near
and mist is on the hills,
and yet i find you planting here
tulips and daffodils,\

from grace hazard conkling,
efugees\ and from edgar guest, \bulb planting time\
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Explanation:

Alliteration is the repetition of initial consonant sounds. The first poem has "poplars cross" (repetition of /p/), while the second poem lacks such consistent initial consonant repetition. Thus, the first poem uses alliteration.

Answer:

The first poem ("Mother, the poplars cross the moon;...")