Question

How does the second stanza of sea fever written by Jhon Masefield appeals the five senses​

Answer 1

Second Stanza

Masefield's descriptions allow the reader to feel like we are standing on the shore; listening to the “sea-gulls crying”, watching the “white clouds flying”, feeling the coldness of the “windy day”, and the saltiness of the “flung spray and the blown spume” on our tongue and nose.

Answer 2

Answer:

Second Stanza

Masefield's descriptions allow the reader to feel like we are standing on the shore; listening to the “sea-gulls crying”, watching the “white clouds flying”, feeling the coldness of the “windy day”, and the saltiness of the “flung spray and the blown spume” on our tongue and nose.

Explanation:

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