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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
JOTTINGS: THE SEA IS ITSELF, by JAMES OPPENHEIM Poet's Biography
First Line: The sea is itself: it does not fear to be calm or stormy
Last Line: Why have I feared to be like the sea -- myself?
Subject(s): Sea; Ocean
First Line: The sea is itself: it does not fear to be calm or stormy
Last Line: Why have I feared to be like the sea -- myself?
Subject(s): Sea; Ocean
THE sea is itself: it does not fear to be calm or stormy, gray or gold, loud or soft --
Why have I feared to be like the sea -- myself?
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