Read these lines from the poem "Camouflaging the Chimera" by Yusef Komunyakaa:

"We weren't there. The river ran
through our bones. Small animals took refuge
against our bodies; we held our breath,
ready to spring the L-shaped
ambush, as a world revolved
under each man's eyelid."

Which statement best describes one effect of the poet's use of figurative language in this excerpt?

A. The narrator compares himself and his fellow soldiers to chameleons to show how they had blended in with nature.
B. The soldiers hold their breath, which creates a moment of anticipation in the reader's mind before the ambush begins.
C. "As a world revolved / under each man's eyelid" refers to the distrust between the men as they disagree about the ambush.
D. Describing the river as running through the soldiers' bones helps the reader feel as immersed in nature as the soldiers were.