Analysis of What can I offer herr

Desmond muzite 2002 (Rusape)



What can I offer her? I asked myself again and again
A heart full of love, a soul full of care but still she refused to let me in

I thought I had everything to give but maybe it wasn’t enough. She needed more to live A different kind of love
I tried tried to change to fit her mold but it wasn’t who I was, l lost myself my heart grew cold and she didn’t budge

It took me time to realize that love is not a trade. It’s not about what you provide but how you make her feel, the memories you have made

So now I offer her my friendship. No strings attached, no expectations just a bond that will never end. And a love that comes with appreciation

I hope one day she’ll see that l was always here. And that the love I had for her was always sincere.


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Poetic Form
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Characters 764
Words 163
Sentences 7
Stanzas 5
Stanza Lengths 2, 2, 1, 1, 1
Lines Amount 7
Letters per line (avg) 82
Words per line (avg) 22
Letters per stanza (avg) 115
Words per stanza (avg) 31
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Submitted by desmondmuzite on July 28, 2023

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