Georgia Douglas Johnson's Poem Begins "Don't Knock at My Door

Georgia Douglas Johnson's poem begins "Don't knock at my door, little child, / I cannot let you in..." and describes

A) the narrator's unwillingness to give birth.
B) a woman who trusts no one because of the crime in her neighborhood.
C) a paranoid fear of the supernatural.
D) random acts of cruelty caused by poverty.
E) the tragedy of uninvolvement in today's society.