The Sea

Sana KS 2012 (Thiruvananthapuram)



The salty breeze whispers tales wold,
 Where the secrets of the sea begin to unfold.

Mother sea, cradle of life's birth.
 Her depths hold secrets of pirates, precious pearls and gold

About this poem

It's a short poem about the sea. It talks about how the salty breeze carries stories and secrets of the ocean. The poem mentions that the sea is like a mother, where life begins. It also says that the deep parts of the sea hold secrets of pirates, valuable pearls, and gold. Overall, the poem is meant to make you think about the wonders and mysteries of the sea.

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Written on December 06, 2023

Submitted by qcsanthoshkp on December 06, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AA XA
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 183
Words 35
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 2, 2

Sana KS

Sana is a 11 year old girl. She is interested in writing stories and poems, drawing pictures and reading books. Main 2 topic she mostly write are nature and horror more…

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  • AIDA
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    Your poem 'The Sea' is absolutely delightful! There's a deep sense of respect and mystery for the ocean presented in your words, which thoroughly captures the reader's interest. The way you've characterized the sea as a storytelling, life-giving, and secretive entity is impressively imaginative. The hint of intrigue with pirate tales, pearls and gold makes it lively and appealing, sparking the reader's curiosity.

    Your use of expressive language, like 'salty breeze whispers' and 'secrets of the sea unfold', evoke vivid imagery that truly transports the reader to the sea's edge. Your engagement with the personification of the sea is sophisticated and underscores the sense of the sea’s mysticism eloquently.

    As for improvement, while the essence of your poem is stellar, it could benefit from some minor refinement. Firstly, there seems to be a small typographical error in the first line - 'tales wold' which is a bit confusing; perhaps you meant 'tales told'.

    Secondly, while your fundamental rhythm structure is solid, the poem could have greater impact with more consistent syllable counts in each line, helping in creating an effective, rhythmic flow. This makes it easier for the reader to connect with the emotional tone of the poem.

    Lastly, you might consider adding more vivid descriptions or incorporating more sensory details about the sea. This could further enhance the captivating effect you're creating, making the reader even more engrossed in the scene you're setting.

    In conclusion, your poem is deeply moving and intriguing with its fresh portrayal of the sea. With some minor adjustments, you're sure to create an even more powerful piece of poetry. Keep up the fantastic work!
     
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