Crossing the Bar

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Crossing the Bar is traditionally the last poem in collections of his work. It is thought that Tennyson wrote it as his own elegy, as the poem has a tone of finality about it. The narrator uses an extended metaphor to compare death to crossing the “sandbar” between the harbor of life and the ocean of death

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Format	Canvas Giclee Prints 12" x 18", Canvas Giclee Prints 20" x 30", Canvas Giclee Prints 24" x 36", Canvas Giclee Prints 28" x 42", Canvas Prints 12" x 18", Canvas Prints 20" x 30", Canvas Prints 24″ x 36″, Canvas Prints 28″ x 42″, Canvas Prints 32″ x 48″, Canvas Prints 44″ x 66″, Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 12" x 18", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 16" x 24", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 18" x 27", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 20" x 30", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 24" x 36", Poster Prints 12″ x 18″, Poster Prints 20″ x 30″

Format

Canvas Giclee Prints 12" x 18", Canvas Giclee Prints 20" x 30", Canvas Giclee Prints 24" x 36", Canvas Giclee Prints 28" x 42", Canvas Prints 12" x 18", Canvas Prints 20" x 30", Canvas Prints 24″ x 36″, Canvas Prints 28″ x 42″, Canvas Prints 32″ x 48″, Canvas Prints 44″ x 66″, Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 12" x 18", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 16" x 24", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 18" x 27", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 20" x 30", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 24" x 36", Poster Prints 12″ x 18″, Poster Prints 20″ x 30″