What is the meaning of " hour upon hour he gnaws " in the poem " sea"
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The idea that the sea has "clashing teeth and shaggy jaws, that it "gnaws and "roars" like an angry, hungry animal, is a strikingly original comparison: a metaphor , to be exact, as other commenters have pointed out. Therefore, the mood is not peaceful, and it is not friendly; instead, it is off-putting, concerning, even frightening.
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