Concept:A poem in which a single speaker appears to address another person is known as a dramatic monologue.
Explanation:In a dramatic monologue, the speaker is alone and speaks directly to a silent or implied listener.
The listener does not reply, but the speaker’s words reveal his or her thoughts, feelings, and character.
This form is different from pathetic fallacy, which gives human emotions to nature.
It is also different from verbal irony, where the speaker says the opposite of what is meant.
It is not dramatic irony, which occurs when the audience knows more than the character does.
A dramatic monologue is a complete poem or speech, not just a figure of speech.
The speaker’s personality and situation are shown indirectly through what is said.
Therefore, the correct literary term for such a poem is a dramatic monologue.
Answer:D. dramatic monologue