Analysis of The Trouble with Getting Married

shelina denise chapman 1986 (norfolf, va)



The trouble with being married is that you give up your virginity
or so I've feared
my first kiss be on the Cross of Wisdom
my first kingdom being Sodom and Gomorrah
my first echo being an adromitive.

I wear a white dress revealed in white with the man of my dreams I am supposed to marry
an arrangement of (F)ate, perhaps? Maybe. If my gift were a dream, you'd surely be wearing it.


Scheme AXXXX AX
Poetic Form
Metre 010110101111110100 1111 1111101110 111010100010 11101011 1101101011011111101110 101011101101110011101101
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 384
Words 76
Sentences 4
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 5, 2
Lines Amount 7
Letters per line (avg) 43
Words per line (avg) 11
Letters per stanza (avg) 150
Words per stanza (avg) 37
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Written on 2021

Submitted by shelina_s on March 15, 2023

Modified on May 04, 2023

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shelina denise chapman

I am a scizhorprenic ever since I was only 19. I graduated from a high school called Denbigh High School in Newport News, Virginia in that same year. I have no friends except my desire to read and write creatively. Amious Mundus est! more…

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