why was the sea proud and unfruitful
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Larkin continues to talk about the ship that drove towards the north in the next stanza, describing the sea it drives across as "proud" and "unfruitful"—meaning that the sea in the northern direction does not provide the sailors with help in getting to their destination. ... At least not like the other two ships.
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