Answer: A. a simple, rhythmic sound.
Rhyme is a literary device that refers to the repetition of similar sounds in various words. Although this usually occurs at the end of words, it can also happen in the middle or at the beginning. On the other hand, meter is a unit of rhythm in poetry. Meter is the concept that defines the pattern of the beats. In the poem "The Rainy Day," both rhyme and meter work together to give the poem a simple, rhythmic sound.
