When it is described that the sun was setting and it became twilight, I could see in my head the way twilight looks with all its beauty right before nightfall. When described as the tide rises and the tide falls, in my head I hear sounds of the tide rising and falling as it would if I were at the beach for real. I could also smell the saltwater of the ocean as if I had actually been there. Feeling the wind through my hair as the story takes place on a beach where it is usually windy. The taste of the saltwater (don’t ask) on my tongue as the tide rises and then falls. To really get the feeling of being at the beach as described, you must been to the beach before to get the perfect sense of being there but his imagery was so perfect, you could picture it without ever actually going. He also uses symbolism when describing how the tide rises and falls to tell us that great discoveries or adventures will rise and become popular but can easily just vanish like the …show more content…
Throughout the whole poem, the line, “The tide rises, the tide falls,” was used countless times. About two times per stanza. Using this form of poetry really makes you think about what the author is trying to say. As it is said, when you hear something enough times, it gets stuck in your head until you can understand it. Rhymes were also used. Not only because it is a poem and they usually rhyme but to get the attention of the reader. If the poem sounds like it can be a song, it did the job as it will get stuck in people’s head while they are in their bed. (see what I did