How does the language in Stanza 2 evoke a sense of the time and the place in which this poem is set? It includes odd phrasing about smelling the crops to create a disorienting sense that this poem is set in an unfamiliar time and place.

It describes such minute and excessive detail that it makes readers feel as though the action is taking place wholly in the speaker's mind.

It uses vivid language and vibrant images to capture the appearance of an Ohio farm in the autumn.

It uses words that are derived from languages other than English to indicate that this farm exists in a country other than the United States.