Analysis of Wrapped Around Your Thing



Hooked I am.
Trapped!
And satisfying a denying need to be caught.
Wrapped around,
That unsuspecting thing of yours.
Brought to me to bring,
A hope tossed away.
Only you could ignite.
Making me excited overnight with delight.
Leaving my emotions,
Both stunned and excited about it.

That thing you bring that has left me singing.
With a joy and happiness,
Never before this way I felt to feel.
From the first day we met I knew was real.
As if magical our chemistry matched.
Wrapping us both,
In an unexplained to remain attraction.
By surprise to make me rise each morning.
Laying beside you while I await anticipating,
That look in your eyes meeting mine.
Without words to say or a need to hear heard.
To know,
Whatever it is that has us wrapped up...
In this thing of yours and mine together.
Forever to never,
let this feeling we both have go!


Scheme XXXXXAXBBXX AXCCXXXAAXXDXEED
Poetic Form
Metre 111 1 010000101111 101 1010111 11111 01101 101101 101010101101 101010 110010011 1111111110 1010100 1001111111 1011111111 11100101001 1011 0101101010 1011111110 1001111010100 11011101 01111101111 11 101111111 0111101010 010110 11101111
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 845
Words 181
Sentences 19
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 11, 16
Lines Amount 27
Letters per line (avg) 25
Words per line (avg) 6
Letters per stanza (avg) 331
Words per stanza (avg) 77
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Written on August 07, 2023

Submitted by lpahtillah on August 07, 2023

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