English, 12.01.2021 05:30 axthomas0475
Read the free verse poem below. In six to eight sentences, analyze the poem's meaning and describe any literary devices the author uses.
"The Light Keeper" by Robert Louis Stevenson
The brilliant kernel of the night,
The flaming lightroom circles me:
I sit within a blaze of light
Held high above the dusky sea.
Far off the surf doth break and roar
Along bleak miles of moonlit shore,
Where through the tides the tumbling wave
Falls in an avalanche of foam
And drives its churned waters home
Up many an undercliff and cave.
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