Answer:
1 As he is wrtitng it in memory of his son as he has passeds away
2 I watch as each of the stones makes rings like the song
3 Rock for the horses and chickens we had
4 He seems sad as he has lost his son and in rememberence is thinking about stones..It makes him think of him and he hard to let go of therefore throwinf tnat stone last
5 Sad as its an elegy poem and he is writing a poem on his memories which include his son dying therefire making it bad
Explanation:
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splash your great pines
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cover us with your pools of fir.
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