In "The Seafarer", an Anglo-Saxon poem, what does the narrator say is fleeting

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31 August, 21:19

In "The Seafarer", an Anglo-Saxon poem, what does the narrator say is fleeting

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The Seafarer is an Anglo - Saxon poem in which narrator says that the Life on the land is fleeting. It means that the life is coming to an end. In these lines he is trying to say that life is now about to face death and he is happy about the eternal joy he will find with God.