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What does the sun's splintering the sea describe In Lilian Moore's poem "Until I Saw the Sea"? Question 4 options: A. the ocean's water tasting salty

B. the wind blowing the ocean's water

C. the feeling of the breeze when it blows off the ocean

D. the sun's light making a streak through the blue ocean


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