Analysis of Faerie Dancing



In between the quiet spaces
of whispered heartbeats matched in time
Truth so simple and yet so Strong
to be subtly veiled in rhyme
You'll find peace that's everlasting
Love that's always so fresh and new
Warm cozy nights by a fireplace
Sipping cocoa steamed just for two
Stars that twinkle in satin black
Looking down here upon Our Soul
Hands entwined in one another
Belong both two parts of a whole
Come chase the moonbeams shining down
Run with me laughing so brightly
breathing in sweet and earthy scents
Come and meet here with me nightly
Tumble into dew speckled grass
Cross the mountains and swim the sea
Rest and Dream of visions peaceful
For in my arms safe and warm You'll be.


Scheme ABCBDEFEGHIHJKLKMKNK
Poetic Form Etheree  (35%)
Tetractys  (20%)
Metre 00101010 1101101 11100111 11100101 1111010 1111101 11011010 10101111 11100101 101101101 10101010 01111101 1101101 11110110 10010101 10111110 10011101 10100101 10111010 101110111
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 695
Words 130
Sentences 4
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 20
Lines Amount 20
Letters per line (avg) 28
Words per line (avg) 6
Letters per stanza (avg) 557
Words per stanza (avg) 124

About this poem

Stephen was inspired to write this at a time in his life when he was madly in love with a girl named Jennifer. At his most inspired, the words flow freely and fast. This particular poem in total took almost 45 seconds writing it straight out as fast as he could keep up. He did have to correct for typing errors, otherwise there were no changes to the original poem itself. If you think that this poem sounds familiar, you may be right, as this is the poem that Stephen has won a number of poetry contests with.  

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Written on January 25, 2000

Submitted by Supernovame on August 20, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Stephen A Fitch

Stephen Fitch is an American poet whose works include "Faerie Dancing", "Blackhole Sadness", "Dreaming" and "Suicidal Tendencies". Stephen's favorite poet is John Keats. Favorite Quote is, "A winner gets up one more time than they fall down, a hero doesn't see any other option." His poems are most influenced by love, loss and loneliness. He was once quoted as saying that, "his best poems feel like he is channeling a heavy metal vampire in need of a fix". Despite this, he is always optimistic and quite enjoys life. You can find Stephen's printed work in Piers Anthony's biographical book, "How Precious Was That While" page 156 and in a few editions of "The Catalog of Best Poets in America". more…

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