Read this excerpt from the poem:

why, now not even god would know

should i and all my men fall dead.

these very winds forget their way,

for god from these dread seas is gone.

which mood does the personification in the third line create?

It generates a feel of sorrow.

Explanation:

The third line in the excerpt generates a feel of sorrow, given the speaker's words expressing their feeling of abandonment by God and everyone else.

This feeling of abandonment can be interpreted by taking the literal meaning of the words on the third line: The speaker and their men have been forgotten by everything; not even the wind goes where they are.

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