Neptune’s fire sprouts an island. We watch the sea give way to earth,
First liquid then red marble,
And burning like a sky on fire.

I have never seen such a mob,
Such a rush of earthly violence.
The torrent of rocks over the cliff
Like porous lemmings.

The molten Mother plunges under
The Pacific, to hiss, to smolder
As we can never be, both beautiful
And terrible, like angels rising.

We do nothing but gawk,
Speechless, then wait to tread
Across the ash, the new ground,
And go forth in the footprints.
Which lines most contribute to the theme of rebirth in this poem?

Group of answer choices

"The molten Mother plunges under / The Pacific, to hiss, to smolder"

"Across the ash, the new ground, / And go forth in the footprints."

"The torrent of rocks over the cliff / Like porous lemmings."

"First liquid then red marble, / And burning like a sky on fire."