Explain the line was the winds like a whetted knife from the poem sea fever

Explanation:

The simile “the winds like a whetted knife”, appeals to the senses and helps the reader feel the cold wind blowing. The similes and metaphors seen in “Sea Fever” are easily recognized, but their meanings and implications may be viewed as anything but shallow or irrelevant to the poetic style of Masefield.

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