English, 07.04.2021 21:40, jordanmartinezacierr

What is the theme of the following passage: https://poets. org/poem/song-navajo-weaver A: Nature can be unforgiving
B: Silence can be overwhelming
C: It is brave to travel to new places
D: Art is an outlet for honoring ancestors

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