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Dover Beach: Conflicting Imagery
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....ences in the way that the poet sees the
relationship between the beach and the sea and the way that most people
would see it become more pronounced as the poem develops. He also uses the
change in attitude from the first stanza to the last to emphasize his
message.
The poem starts with the normal image one would expe.... Part 2 of Paper
....the reader realizes that the poet is
saying that he can hear the same message on Dover Beach that Sophocles
heard so many years ago by the Aegean. He is basically saying that the
nature of life doesn't change. There was suffering in the times of the
Greeks, suffering in his time, and there will be suffering after he is gone.
The poet finishes the poem of with several images that lend even
more power to the poem. At the end of the poem the sea has become the exact
opposite of what it was at the.... |
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