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Figurative Language in "Gabu" Poem by Avril Ramos is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This poem uses figurative language to describe the relentless sea at Gabu. It personifies the sea as having a "battering restlessness" and "brutal heart" that bashes against the beach and seascape. The sea is portrayed as having a "habit of shores" and causing havoc as it splits rocks and spreads salt across the wasteland, leaving the area grey, dead, and neutral. The poem examines how the relentless sea at Gabu destroys all things that are loved and dear through the ages.
- Author
- Avril Ramos
- Language
- EN