Question

in the video, the poet emphasizes my in the last line:
and me, i see him everywhere, hes my shakespeare.
this emphasis supports the poets purpose by suggesting that --
only poets can fully appreciate shakespeare
the poet understands shakespeare better than most people
anyone can develop a personal connection to shakespeare
it takes special skills and talents to understand shakespeare

Explanation:

The poet emphasizes "my" to frame Shakespeare as a personal, accessible figure rather than an exclusive one. The line "he's my Shakespeare" highlights an individual, personal connection, which implies that such a connection is not limited to a select group. Options claiming exclusivity (only poets, better understanding, special skills) contradict this personal, inclusive framing.

Answer:

anyone can develop a personal connection to Shakespeare