Answer:
A. The strict rhythm and rhyme scheme keep the speaker from getting overly emotional.
Explanation:
Shakespeare's sonnet 55 is part of the 154 sonnets written and published by the author. is Shakespeare's most famous sonnet, although inspiring and having a certain emotional charge, it was written in an intelligent and rational way, thinking exactly what emotions to pass on to the reader.
Shakespeare decided to write this sonnet with a rigorous scheme of rhythm and rhyme, which makes the reader, when becoming the speaker of the poem, not to be overly emotional, but pay attention to the musicality of the verses and the genius of the words.
