Elegy They all returned, except my only Ted. They said he fell at war, they left him there. He doesn't have a grave, and flowers none. I have the pain, more than I can bear. To stare at emptiness is not enough. I think of things he left besides this hurt, and read again the letters he sent me, I know the words as well as my own face. He wrote the war was ending, he'll be home. "My darling love, just wait for a few days. I'll build a fence, and plant you some lilies. I will return. I hope you are still the same." I am not the same, and neither is this world. I mourn for him. It seems I can't move on. Someday I will plant lilies and fix the fence. For now, I shed these tears, to ease the pain. 9 Which graphical element most impacts the poem's rhythm? A. the line lengths and line breaks in "Elegy" B. the line breaks made in "Elegy on my Aunt Shelly" C. the punctuation at the end of each line of "Elegy" D. the capitalization used in "Elegy on my Aunt Shelly"