English, 06.10.2019 14:30 anselmojohn4370

Which of these excerpts from "freeway 280" by lorna dee cervantes best exemplifies the themes of hope and resilience?

the freeway conceals it
all beneath a raised scar.
old gardens
come back stronger than they were,
trees have been left standing in their yards.
i scramble over the wire fence
that would have kept me out.
once, i wanted out, wanted the rigid lanes
to take me to a place without sun

a) the freeway conceals it
all beneath a raised scar.

b) old gardens
come back stronger than they were,
trees have been left standing in their yards.

c) i scramble over the wire fence
that would have kept me out.

d) once, i wanted out, wanted the rigid lanes
to take me to a place without sun

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