Explanation: The writer is referring to the sea as a dog, using the word IS. This shows the sea behaves ravenously, crashing it's 'teeth' against the shore and trying to consume it.

Explanation : the rhyme creates a feeling that the sea is moving quickly. However at the end, the rhyme slows down to show that the sea is quiet in summer.

The author has used the hard 'C' at the start of the word to emphasise the true force of the sea

The repetition of the words 'so quiet' tells the reader how extremely calm the sea is in the quiet days in May or June which contrasts the aggressive sea in Winter.

Explanation: The author has used this technique to show how the tide and the waves are viscous and rabid like a dogs bite. He has used the words clashing and shaggy to show how aggressive and forceful the tide is against the shore.

Explanation: The same vowel sounds followed by the consonant 'y' makes the poem flow at a continuous pace to show the sea never stops moving

Explanation: The writer has explained to us how the sea is at this stage being very quiet and soft.

im like a head trip to listen to, cause im only giving you things you joke about with your friends inside your living room

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his palms are sweaty, knees weak arms are heavy, there's vomit on his sweater already, moms spaghetti

hes nervous, but on the surface he looks calm and ready to drop bombs, but he keeps on forgetting what he wrote down the whole crowd goes so loud, he opens his mouth but the words wont come out

Hour upon hour he gnaws.

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