PART A: Which of the following identifies the central theme of the poem? A. Love causes more problems than it is worth. B. Love is a disaster when it is not perfect. C. Love can be difficult in unexpected ways. D. Love is not as difficult as media portrays it. PART B: Which section from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A. "Not sweet but always / nutritious / always herb, always salt." (Lines 3-6) B. "never pretty or clean. It stinks – you can / smell it coming" (Lines 13-14) C. "it is / not what the films say. Only songs / get it right” (Lines 17-19) D. "it is irregular /it is difficult / and always, always / surprising." (Lines 20-23)​

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