Please Asap In these lines from The Seafarer, what is the speaker saying about the sea and heaven? And yet my heart wanders away,
My soul roams with the sea, the whales'
Home, wandering to the widest corners
of the world, returning ravenous with desire
Flying solitary, screaming, exciting me
To the open ocean, breaking oaths
On the curve of a wave.
Thus the joys of God
Are fervent with life, where life itself
Fades quickly into the earth The wealth
of the world neither reaches to Heaven nor remains
O A The desire to go to sea represents a turning away from life in heaven
B. The speaker craves the sea as his soul craves heaven as the vital and true life
C. The sea is an earthly desire that sharply contrasts with the life to come in heaven
D
The speaker's longing for the sea represents a lack of belief in the promise of heaven