Question

(a) How does Lord Tennyson depict the sea and its surroundings in his poem "Break, Break, Break"​

Answer 1

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The poem presents a sea-side image, complete with a wild sea, playing children, fishermen and sailing boats, but Tennyson manipulates these elements to reveal a poem about death and loss. ... Line two of the opening stanza uses the following adjectives to describe the rocks onto which the sea breaks: 'cold' and 'gray'.

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Answer 2

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In “Break, Break, Break ,” Tennyson contrasts the power of nature with the relative weakness of a man struck down by grief. It is generally thought that the speaker of the poem is Tennyson himself, desperately trying to come to terms with his profound grief over the tragic, untimely...

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