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WebA funeral poem by Bishop Brent, using the metaphor of a ship sailing over the horizon to describe passing from this life to the next. Untitled I am standing on the sea shore. A Ship sails and spreads her white sails to the morning breeze And starts for the ocean. She is an object of beauty And I stand watching her till at last WebJan 1, 2024 · Walt Whitman’s poem “O Captain! My Captain!” is written in the backdrop of President Lincoln’s assassination. So, the poem is set in America in 1865 just after the death of the President. Literally, the poem is set on a ship though. The ship has returned home after a long hard voyage and fulfilling its mission. WebThe Ship. The sunlight burned like wire on the water, that morning the ghost ship drove upriver. The only witness was a Jersey cow. Florid and testy, a miniature industrialist, the steam tug spouted its fiery plume of smoke, and on the bank the dead trout lolled, beyond the reach of the fishermen now. From a distance the fish lay sprawled like ... flowphotoart永久vip版