What does the author mean by saying, "to the sea / that stares at me with its wavy eyes"?
A.
The sea has a lot of waves on a windy day.
B.
The speaker envies the sea that holds Maria.
C.
The sea creates waves just to please Maria.
Between the two waves of the sea,
she has lost her love for me.
Maria surfs all day,
and sulks after sundown.
Maria will not speak to me.
We lost something to the sea
that stares at me with its wavy eyes.
It splashes coldness, and swallows
Maria for hours.
I wait with a blanket and sun block.
Her straw hat drops from my arms
and only lets my heart beat louder.
I hold her scarf like a Band-Aid,
wrapped around my wrist
instead of her willowy arms.
D.
The speaker is afraid of swimming in the sea

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