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How does a poem’s subject differ from its theme?

A. The subject is always evident in the poem’s title, while the theme is only sometimes evident.
B. Imagery and symbols relate to the poem’s subject, while tone relates to its theme.
C. Readers need to analyze the poem closely to find its subject, while the theme is obvious.
D. The subject is the general topic of the poem, while the theme refers to its deeper meanings.

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I would say the answer is D. because the theme is the underlying message, meaning a deeper one.
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The answer is D. The subject is the general topic of the poem, while the theme refers to its deeper meanings.
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