Which statement is the best example of an interpretation? A. Williams is making a statement about death in general.

B. W. H. Auden is one of several poets to focus on Icarus.

C. Williams's poem uses much shorter stanzas than Auden's does.

D. Daedalus creates the wings so that he can escape Crete.

A cause hes making a statement about what most likely is his opinion on death so it kinda links together with an interpretation already

The answer is A: Williams is making a statement about death in general.

An interpretation is part of a hermeneutical exercise focused on extracting the sense or the meaning of a text. As such, it is fully a subjective exercise, but, as Nietzsche would have it, that does not mean that any interpretation is accurate, there are certainly ones that are more correct than others. For this reason, it is important, when interpreting a text, to be attentive of the text's actual content and motivation in order to extract an idea that is merely implicit in it. In this case, death in general is the object of the interpretation.