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Themes and Literary Devices in John Masefield's Poem Sea Fever

This is an analytical essay in which the author delves into the poem "Sea Fever" by John Masefield. The author specifically discusses the complex figures of speech, the imagery, and the meter of the poem, all tools that are used to compare life to a sea voyage and help the reader understand why the speaker must return to the sea.
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"You have done a great job formatting your essay. You wrote an introduction that includes a lot of background information and a strong, guiding thesis statement. The body of your essay then logically flows along with the guidance of the thesis statement. While you wrote a conclusion, it is very short and simple. The conclusion is the opportunity to summarize all of the main points made in the essay and reiterate the goal. There are a minor number of grammar, word choice, punctuation, and sentence structure errors that need to be resolved to make the essay even easier to read."

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