The answer is D. "The Fish" is Bishop's most anthologized lyric. The work is prominent on the grounds that it maintains a strategic distance from the surrealism that makes confounding a portion of alternate lyrics distributed in Bishop's first accumulation. It is committed in expansive part to a portrayal of a fish that the storyteller gets and, in the last line, gives up. The ethical recommended is to some degree nearer to the surface than is regular for Bishop; what's more, the slight however evident pointed quality of the storyteller may make it simpler for the peruser to relate to him or her than with the less portrayed and for all intents and purposes undetectable storytellers of a large number of Bishop's different ballads.
