In the poem “Words Free as Confetti,” what does it mean by the simile about words and a searoar's noise?

A.
Some words are annoying like a loud noise.

B.
Some words get you all wet like the sea.

C.
Some words hurt your ears like a loud noise.

D.
Some words have music like the sea.

The pirates do not attack again right away, so the captain's men work at cleaning the bunkhouse and tending the wounded. One pirate is not quite dead at the end of the battle, but he dies soon afterward. Hunter's head wound kills him as well

Explanation:

some words are annoying like a louder noise

Explanation:

could be a I'm not quite sure

thinking about things and referring to books instead of acting on superstition and gossip.

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