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How does the poet contrast the girls transient feet with the sea

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Answered by shubhsmarty212

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The poet highlights the ephemeral nature of human life with the line "transient feet with the sea". These lines show the contrast between the unchanged sea and changing mortal human life. ... With this the poet means that human life is never consistent and always has its own ups and downs

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The poet highlights the ephemeral nature of human life with the line "transient feet with the sea". These lines show the contrast between the unchanged sea and changing mortal human life. ... With this the poet means that human life is never consistent and always has its own ups and downs.

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