Question

what does each stanza in \auspex\ show?
several interpretations of the same issue
different ways the poet approaches his predicament
the different stages of a natural process
the ways in which the poet tries to change his circumstances

Explanation:

"Auspex" centers on the speaker's shifting relationship with a thrush (a symbol of passion/feeling) over time. Each stanza traces the natural progression: the thrush's presence, its departure, and the speaker's reflection on the empty cage, which maps to the stages of a natural, fading connection/process. The other options do not align: the stanzas do not offer multiple interpretations, focus on solving a predicament, or show active attempts to change circumstances.

Answer:

the different stages of a natural process