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Which BEST describes the effect of the repetition in the lines from Langston Hughes's poem, "As I Grew Older"? Bright like a sun- My dream. And then the wall rose…

Which BEST describes the effect of the repetition in the lines from Langston Hughes's poem, "As I Grew Older"? Bright like a sun- My dream. And then the wall rose…
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Which BEST describes the effect of the repetition in the lines from Langston Hughes's poem, "As I Grew Older"? Bright like a sun- My dream. And then the wall rose, Rose slowly, Slowly, Between me and my dream. Rose until it touched the sky–

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The repetition was used to create a sense of tension or emotion
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