. . . ,begin italics, Only thine eyes remained.,end, They ,begin italics, would not, end , go—they never yet have gone. Lighting my lonely pathway home that night,,begin ,They, end , have not left me (as my hopes have) since. They follow me—they lead me through the years. They are my ministers—yet I their slave. Their office is to illumine and enkindle—My duty, ,begin ,to be saved, end , by their bright light, And purified in their electric fire, And sanctified in their elysian fire. They fill my soul with Beauty (which is Hope),And are far up in Heaven—the stars I kneel toIn the sad silent watches of my night;While even in the meridian glare of dayI see them still—two sweetly scintillantVenuses, unextinguished by the sun! What is the effect of the poet's use of exaggerated language?Answer options with 4 options

1.It highlights the electric effect of the woman's personality.

2.It demonstrates the misery caused by the woman's eyes.

3.It reveals the woman's unhappiness as she leaves the garden.

4.It illustrates the woman's lasting impression upon the speaker.