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1 By: John Masefield PowerPoint by: Rease Maloney
Sea Fever By: John Masefield PowerPoint by: Rease Maloney

2 2 poem: A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky

3 This poem has a continuing rhyme scheme (AA,BB)
Structure of the poem this poem uses 4 stanzas with 4 lines per stanza; with a total of 12 lines This poem has a continuing rhyme scheme (AA,BB)

4 Biographical Information
He was a junior office for an ocean liner. School ship HMS Conway is a Training navel academy, where he attended. He then start writing “Saltwater Ballads” when he became ill and had to come home.

5 Speaker The speaker of the poem feels the need to go back to a place where he hasn’t been in a while. He wants the day to go smoothly.

6 End rhyme: The end of each line has a rhyming word.
B Literary element End rhyme: The end of each line has a rhyming word. This is followed by a rhyme scheme, it’s an AaBb pattern C D E F

7 Literary elements: One is repetition John repeats several lines throughout the poem. He repeats the lines “I must go to the seas again,” and “and all I ask,”

8 Literary element Literal element:
Another element is simile. John uses the phrase “where the wind’s like a whetted knife;”

9 Literary element Literally element:
Another element is Alliteration. Some examples are the S and W.

10 Literally element Literally element:
Another is personification. John uses personification to describe the sea and sky.

11 Theme The theme of the poem is not all days can be perfect like a perfect day at sea.

12 Literal meaning The literal meaning of the poem is he wants to go back to the sea. He hasn't visited it in a while.

13 Figurative meaning The figurative meaning of the poem is about life and how he wants his life to go. As he is sleeping he is dreaming of a perfect day like the sea.

14 Authors purpose The purpose for this poem is saying he wants a clear almost perfect world but sometimes you cant get it.

15 Imagery: Stanza 1 In this image it shows a tall ship in the water.

16 Imagery: Stanza 2 This image shows a sunset with clouds in the background with birds flying.

17 Imagery: Stanza 3 This image show the perfect day he was dreaming.

18 Sites http://www.picgifs.com/graphics/sea/
city/index.ssf/2010/07/bay_city_to_welcome_tall_ships.html


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