Read the following excerpt from “Greece” by Oscar Wilde. The sea was sapphire [colored], and the sky Burned like a heated opal through the air; We hoisted sail; the wind was blowing fair For the blue lands that to the eastward lie. Which words does the poet include to help the reader visualize the scene? “The sea was sapphire” “through the air” “was blowing fair” “to the eastward lie”

“The sea was sapphire”

Explanation:

The description here contains loaded visual imagery to help the reader envision the scene that is being talked about in the book. However, the first line about the sea being sapphire conveys the tone for the whole later description and founds the backdrop for all visual imagery to follow.

As the sea is colored, and this unusual sense brings the supernatural forth into the picture we can then visualize the blue lands to the east and see it through the roistered sail, all reflected against the sea.

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