What is most likely one of the themes of Denise Levertov's "In Thai Binh (Peace) Province"?
A. It takes work to remember the beauty of a war-torn place.
B. It is helpful to have a camera with you while on vacation.
c. Our minds trick us into remembering things we see as more
beautiful than they really were.
D. Our memories of war can be erased by seeing beauty in
everything.

A- it takes work to remember the beauty of a war-torn place

Explanation:

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