Here's why:
* Meter refers to the rhythmic pattern of a poem, created by the arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables.
* Rhyme scheme (a) describes how lines rhyme, not the rhythm.
* Thunderstorm representing conflict (c) is a literary device (symbolism) and doesn't relate to meter.
The example in option (b) describes a specific meter called anapestic trimeter, where every three syllables have a pattern of two unstressed followed by one stressed.