Deconstruction in "The Fish" Questions for response lines 41/42- "They shifted a little, but not/ to return my stare" How would the ambiguous perspective of these lines (within the context of the rest of the poem) inform a deconstructionist reading of the poem? lines 59/60 - "still crimped from the strain and snap/ when it broke and he got away" How might a deconstructionist argue that the knowledge of age and/or death represents the possibility of freedom in the poem? Bedford/St. Martin's | Order a Book | Instructor Registration | Contact Us | Contact Your Sales Representative