What happens when a husband and wife are separated by distance for long periods of time? This is a commentary and analysis of two poems by different people of the same Anglo-Saxon period. One is from a man's and the other a woman's perspective. Love isn't always what it appears, with conflicting emotions and motives.
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Sunshine on Sand by Unicorn Heads

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NDM English Notes, Ep. 8: Old English "The Seafarer" and "The Wanderer"; The Cold Waters of Life's Journey

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