Dover Beach Analysis

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In Dover Beach, the speaker uses both dark and light imagery. In the first stanza, the speaker is admiring the calming ocean and the large cliffs, the speaker calls a person to the window I believe a woman, maybe his wife? In the second stanza there is an emphasis on repetition, the waves draw back again and again. Dover Beach uses imagery to reference about Arnold's faith and how similar it is to the ocean, always changing, going back and forth and being washed

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