Only two lines contain 10 syllables, and therefore, they stand out from the rest of the poem. Line 8 reads: "Because it was grassy and wanted wear;" and line 10 reads: "Oh, I kept the first for another day! "What might be the most logical explanation of this? RL5 Question 18 options: The poet probably forgot that the meter was nine syllables. The poet wants to de-emphasize these lines because they matter less than the rest of the poem. The poet settled with making this one 10 syllables because of a lack of better word choice. The poet wants to emphasize these lines because there is likely a greater significance to them.