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In the context of the poem, the poet’s use of a long sentence with several clauses in lines 1-5 (“For hours . . . toward me”) serves primarily to

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A long sentence, divided into several clauses that are presented in different lines, serves to speed up the poem's rhythm and show a sense of interrupted thought.

We can reach this answer because:

  • Verses that start on one line but end on another line are used by poets to speed up the poem's rhythm and present the feeling of interrupted thinking.
  • This can change the tone of the poem and convey a sense of hesitation and anxiety to the reader, evidencing the speaker's feelings and state of mind.

Thus, we can affirm that the use of a long sentence, with several clauses, divided into several verses, serves to highlight the poem's tone and the speaker's feelings.

As you have not shown the poem this question refers to, it is not possible to provide a specific answer, but I hope the above information will help you.

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