How does the use of repetition in 'yet there’s no place for us' affect the poem?

Creates a cheerful atmosphere.

Emphasizes the feeling of exclusion.

Suggests a sense of urgency.

Indicates a change in tone.

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B. Emphasizes the feeling of exclusion.

Solution:

The repetition emphasizes the feeling of exclusion and sorrow, deepening the emotional tone. Other options do not accurately reflect the impact of the repetition.

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