How has the sea been described in the poem Dover Beach?
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In the poem, initially, the sea has been described as “calm”. The speaker says “The sea is calm tonight./ The tide is full.” As the poem progresses, the image of the sea gets resonated to human-like emotions. The poet says that the sea is a symbol of religious faith and the eternal note of sadness of human misery.