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English, 04.10.2021 22:10 sanjanadevaraj26

Read "The Story, Around the Corner" by Naomi Shihab Nye. Which summary of the poem’s message is most accurate? Choose the best answer.

While we may not always know where we are going, we can always enjoy the journey.

Though they may start with small ideas, stories can grow in surprising ways.

Stories are easy to develop.

The unknown can be terrifying.
The Story, Around the Corner
is not turning the way you thought

it would turn, gently, in a little spiral loop,

the way a child draws the tail of a pig.

What came out of your mouth,

a riff of common talk. 5

As a sudden weather shift on a beach,

sky looming mountains of cloud

in a way you cannot predict

or guide, the story shuffles elements, darkens,

takes its own side. And it is strange. 10

Far more complicated than a few phrases

pieced together around a kitchen table

on a July morning in Dallas, say,

a city you don’t live in, where people

might shop forever or throw a thousand stories 15

away. You who carried or told a tiny bit of it

aren’t sure. Is this what we wanted?

Stories wandering out,

having their own free lives?

Maybe they are planning something bad. 20

A scrap or cell of talk you barely remember

is growing into a weird body with many demands.

One day soon it will stumble up the walk and knock,

knock hard, and you will have to answer the door.

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