what did the wind proclaim in the poem "day break"?
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Daybreak' by Jack London is a seven stanza poem which is separated into sets of four lines, or quatrains. Each of these quatrains conforms to a structured rhyme scheme that follows a pattern of abab cdcd efef, and so on, as the poem progresses.
Longfellow is a nature-poem where the wind is personified as a vibrant and energetic character. As the title suggests, the poem describes the scene of dawn. The wind comes out of the sea and requests the mists to make room for him. It hails the ships and asks the mariners to move on.
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