What figurative language use in The Sea?

Answer 1

The sea glistens like a sequin.

The sea roars with the anger of a lion.

The sea is a blue blanket covered in glitter shimmering in the blazing sun.

The sea is as cold as ice.

Answer 2

A hungry dog is one just like James Reeves used in a poem called "The Sea." Like a hungry dog, the sea likes to chew things up and spit them out.

In movies, the sea is sometimes called names related to Hell, such as "the abyss," "the grave," and "the underworld." Terms related to the afterlife or eternal punishment may be appropriate to people who live, work, and travel on the sea, since they put their life in the hands of the sea, and they all know that is where they may die.

To bereaved victims, the sea may be a murderer or some other killer. If not the sea, then certainly some of what is in the sea (such as sharks).

For some, the sea is a symbol of peace. The hymn writer Horatio Spafford wrote the hymn, It is Well With My Soul, after visiting the place at sea where he lost his three daughters. The first stanza starts, "When peace like a river, attendeth my way, when sorrows like sea billows roll..." So he recognized that bodies of water can be both places of tragedy and peace.

Answer 3

he jumped into the sea of diamonds to express his joy

Answer 4

Sentence- In the middle of any SEA, you will not find any waves , it is just a plain water surface.