Poetry relies on figurative language largely because it

In addition to repetition, poetry utilizes a broad range of figurative language, imagery, and symbolism—all devices requiring that the reader infer an unstated meaning.

We talk of the language in other genres of literature as being "poetic" when it draws heavily on either indirect expression of ideas through imagery, symbolism, or figurative language or it draws heavily on the sound (whether rhythm, cadence, beat, or rhyme) of words. Both of these devices are more evocative than direct in their expression, catering more to the senses than to reason and intelligence.

Willingness to take turns is one way that we are able to express ourselves in spoken language. taking turns requires verbal communication, and in doing so we are able to express ourselves. the answer would be d. spoken language is a way we express our attitudes.