Either the darkness alters or something in the sight adjust itself to midnight and life steps almost straight in the poem we grow accustomed to dark what connect the concepts of light and dark in these lines the rhythm they meter the rhyme the length of line

Based upon the lines you have provided, it is important to note that the word “light” is never mentioned not even just one time.  However, the last word of the second line and the last word of the third line, there are the words “sight” and “midnight.”  And, both of these words rhyme with “light.”  As such, it is through clever use of rhyme in this stanza you have provided that Emily Dickenson is able to connect the concepts of light and dark with never even mentioning the word “light.”

The answer you are actually looking for would be B. The meter!

Explanation:

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overstaying one's welcom

this is that correct answer.

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