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15 October, 14:14

Which line contributes to the dismal and dreary mood of the poem?

Grey Rocks and Greyer Sea

by Charles G. D. Roberts

OA. "And surf along the shore"

B. "And in my heart the face"

O

Grey rocks, and greyer sea,

And surf along the shore-

And in my heart a name

My lips shall speak no more.

"Grey rocks, and greyer sea"

O

OD. "Across the tide a sail"

The high and lonely hills

Endure the darkening year-

And in my heart endure

A memory and a tear.

Undo

Across the tide a sail

That tosses, and is gone

And in my heart the kiss

That longing dreams upon.

Grey rocks, and greyer sea,

And surf along the shore-

And in my heart the face

That I shall see no more.

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  1. 15 October, 14:29
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    Grey Rocks and Greyer Sea

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  2. 15 October, 14:35
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    Grey rocks and greyer sea
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