After the Sea-Ship

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"After the Sea-Ship" is a lyric poem by Walt Whitman that vividly depicts the power and motion of a departing vessel at sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lyric poem
poem
associatedWithAuthorCollection Leaves of Grass NERFINISHED
author Walt Whitman NERFINISHED
authorNationality American
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts motion
ocean waves
power of nature
sea
ship
form free verse
genre lyric poetry
hasAuthorStyle Whitmanesque free verse
imageryFocus foam
ship’s wake
spray
water
intendedEffect convey energy and motion
evoke sensory experience of the sea
language English
literaryMovement American Romanticism
Transcendentalism NERFINISHED
meter free verse
movementDepicted churning wake
departing vessel
rolling waves
spray and foam
partOf Walt Whitman’s sea poems
periodOfComposition 19th century
stylisticFeature alliteration
cataloguing
long rhythmic lines
repetition
vivid imagery
subjectMatter a sea-ship leaving and the water it disturbs
theme departure
journey
movement
nature
the sea as a living force
tone celebratory
dynamic
exultant
usesLiteraryDevice imagery
metaphor
personification
simile

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Vaughan Williams Sea Symphony notablePoemUsed After the Sea-Ship
subject surface form: A Sea Symphony