English, 08.02.2021 22:20 broyochey1

Consider HD Doolittle's poem the sea rose what makes the sea Rose more precious in the speakers opinion that more conventionally romantic roses?

It has endured battering by waves and wind

It has a deeper shade of coloring than a conventional Rose

It has more pedals than a conventional Rose

It has absorbed the scent of salt water and sand

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