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Analysis Of Bodysurfing
The poem titled Bodysurfing had many sensory details throughout the poem. The narrator talks about how he felt the seaweed slide against his legs, how the cool ocean water soothed his sunbaked skin, his feelings as he felt as if he was a seagull flying on a blessed current of air. Whenever the narrator would use sensory details, it would emphasize the details because then the reader was able to relate to it since he described how he had exactly felt it.
When the narrator talked about how he could feel the seaweed touch his leg where it was murky underneath, I was able to understand what he was saying since he described about it being murky down there, and also that he felt the seaweed. Another, sensory detail that he used in this poem was


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