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A poet writes the following lines: i'm folding up my little dreams within my heart tonight, and praying i may soon forget the torture of their sight. what is the effect of the word little in this stanza?
a. it makes their dreams seem reachable.
b. it makes their dreams seem realistic.
c. it makes their dreams seem soothing.
d. it makes their dreams seem insignificant.

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