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In the last stanza of the poem how does word placement most clearly contribute to the meaning of the poem moved. On my mind is a memory
A moment in time, a story
of friends.

On my desk there is a frame
A picture with the one named
My friend.

On my row there is a chair
A classmate no longer there,
My friend.

On the map there is a state
An, empty distance with separates
My friend
and
me.

A. The seperation of words "my friend" and "me" reinforces the poem.
B. The seperation of words "my friend" and "me" slows the poem.
C. The use of a comma between "distance" and " which" show the speaker is bot ready to move on.
D. The use of a comma between "distance" and " which" feels the has begun.

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