Oh! To be a butterfly Still, upon a flower,
Winking with its painted wings,
Happy in the hour.
Blossoms hold
Mines of gold
Deep within the farthest heart of each claliced flower

In this excerpt from Amy Lowell's poem "Song," how does line length most clearly contribute to the meaning of the poem?

A. The relatively long lines contrast with the short ones to imitate the motion of a dancing butterfly.
B. The relatively long lines give a large amount of information in order to emphasize the power of nature.
C. The relatively short lines create a choppy rhythm, which reflects the inconsistent movements of a butterfly.
D. The relatively short lines create a songlike rhythm that helps emphasize to joy of being a butterfly.