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“To Our Parents.” A “stave” is used here to mean a strong wooden stick.     WRITTEN BY REQUEST, FOR A GOLDEN WEDDING    Full fifty years together -         Father and mother dear -     Through pleasant summer weather,        Or wintry tempests drear, -     Thro' sunshine and thro' shadow,        Oft travel sore and tried,    Yet strong to aid each other,        You've journeyed side by side. . .    Full fifty years of travel -         Then, on your worn staves rest,    And welcome home your children,        And many an honored guest, -     We come to give you greeting, -         We come to bring you cheer, -     To hail with glad rejoicing        This fiftieth wedded year! . . .9 Mark For Review9Which choice best describes the overall structure of the text?A) The stanzas begin similarly, each developing a similar theme.B) A theme is developed using both first and third person perspectives.C) The lines alternate throughout between happy and unhappy remembrances. D) A theme is developed, ending with a surprising resolution.

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