Walking Alone 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

A)describe the speaker’s setting as he walks along a river.

B)emphasize the speaker’s lengthy and far-reaching search.

C)demonstrate the speaker’s desire to experience new things.

D)explain how the speaker has lost track of time.

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