why are they unlike the gusty waves
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The metaphor, 'gusty waves' has a number of interpretations. Firstly, 'gusty' refers to a strong breeze or wind and the implication is that a powerful breeze has lifted the waves and drove them on. Spender's repetition of 'far' emphasises how far removed these poor, ailing children are from a normal life
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They were unlike the gusty wave are strong and powerful breeze disturbed more.
The metaphor, 'gusty waves' has a number of interpretations. Firstly, 'gusty' refers to a strong breeze or wind and the implication is that a powerful breeze has lifted the waves and drove them on. Spender's repetition of 'far' emphasises how far removed these poor, ailing children are from a normal life.
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