In the poem Coromandel When would shore become beautiful?

In the last line of the poem Coromandel, the poet says "When I can get to you." This suggests that the shore will become beautiful when the poet is able to reach it. This could be interpreted in a number of ways. It could mean that the poet is physically separated from the shore and is longing to be there. It could also mean that the poet is emotionally or spiritually separated from the shore and is seeking a connection with it. Whatever the interpretation, the poem suggests that the shore will become beautiful when the poet is able to reach it.