Which of the following lines from the poem best indicates that the point of view is first-person singular?

This line utilizes the third-person perspective, as indicated by the use of the word "his." It describes someone else's house and does not include any personal pronouns that would signify a first-person point of view. Therefore, it does not reflect the speaker's personal thoughts or experiences.

Similar to choice A, this line also employs the third person with the possessive "his," referring to another individual's woods. This choice lacks any first-person pronouns or personal perspective that would indicate the speaker's own viewpoint, thereby making it unsuitable for representing first-person narration.

This line maintains a neutral perspective and does not include any personal pronouns that denote ownership or a personal viewpoint. It describes a situation without revealing the speaker's thoughts or emotions, which is characteristic of third-person narration rather than first-person.