Discussion
"But my bird sings!" denotes that
Answer: B
'But my bird sings!' denotes that my bird is free.
The line closes the poem, where the speaker contrasts the cage-bird, a 'crippled thing', with a bird that is free to soar. Its singing is the proof of that freedom, and the speaker offers it as the answer to the cage.
'Sweetly' is a quality of the song and is not what the line stresses. Nothing says the bird ever lost or regained its voice, and the third option applies to the cage-bird, not the speaker's bird.
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