English, 26.01.2020 03:31 joynerjaila

Read the passage.

dreams
by langston hughes

hold fast to dreams
for if dreams die
life is a broken-winged bird
that cannot fly.

hold fast to dreams
for when dreams go
life is a barren field
frozen with snow.

what is the theme of this poem?

a)dreams make people happy.

b)people cannot live without dreams.

c)dreams cause people trouble.

d)people should not dream.

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