The third answer option is the one that best represents the use of free verse for the poem's contribution.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The poem does not use a metric pattern, nor does it use rhymes, in addition to having poor punctuation.
- This is a common feature of Walt Whitman's poems, which allowed him more freedom in writing.
Without using a pattern of rhymes or metrics, Whitman could use the most appropriate and most specific words to convey his hope for an efficient, positive city that allows people's problems to be resolved.
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