Question

the genre is dead. invent something new. invent a man and a woman naked in a garden. invent a child that will save the world, a man who carries his father out of a burning city. invent a spool of thread that leads a hero to safety, invent an island on which he abandons the woman who saved his life with no loss of sleep over his betrayal. invent us as we were before our bodies glittered and we stopped bleeding: invent a shepherd who kills a giant, a girl who grows into a tree, a woman who refuses to turn her back on the past and is changed to salt, a boy who steals his brothers birthright and becomes the head of a nation. invent real tears, hard love, slow - spoken, ancient words, difficult as a childs first steps across a room. \the end of science fiction\ from alive together: new and selected poems by lisel mueller. 3. how does the structure of stanzas 3 - 4 contribute to the poems meaning? a. the author provides examples of stories from the past so that humans will not forget them. b. the author suggests multiple ideas that would help bring the science fiction genre back to life. c. the author alludes to stories that have already been told and suggests that they represent something new. d. the author tries to prove that science fiction still exists because there are many new stories waiting to be told.

Explanation:

En las estrofas 3 - 4, el autor presenta varios ejemplos de historias que parecen sugerir que hay muchas historias nuevas por contar, lo que implica que la ciencia - ficción sigue existiendo. Las otras opciones no se ajustan al contenido y el propósito de estas estrofas.

Answer:

D. The author suggests that science fiction still exists because there are many new stories waiting to be told.