Analysis of Beginning to end
What was the most happiest memory you have?
The most memorable memory you can think of
The happiest day you've ever been
The feeling of the luckiest person that's living
The happiest memory is with you
The most memorable one was being with the one
The happiest day was making you happy everyday
Feeling lucky every single day because of the one
A happy memory
A happy day
Can have a sad ending
Or a merry way
A path with no given clue
A direction you go to
The choices you make for yourself
A love with no ending itself
Memories together are the happiest one
Bonding with each other is the most valuable one
Making each other smile can be deeper than anything
But does it mean it has a happy ending?
Not all fairytales end with happily ever after
Not all princesses has a prince
Not all mr. has a mrs.
Not everyone has someone to kiss
Fairytales don't always end with a happy ending
Where the prince recues the princess then gets exciting
Yes at the end its always a happy ending
But in reality there is no happy ending
Not all princesses needs a prince
Sometimes a princess needs a princess
And a prince needs a prince
To live happy in a castle that pleases
Not all mr. has a mrs.
Not all men has a women
In a daily life being happy is one thing
But problems arises and then there goes your happy ending
A love unconditionally
A given task for you and me
A happy day that gives joy
But behind all that there's nothing to enjoy
Nothing goes exactly the way you want
It goes randomly not where you want it to be
So we don't always have a happy ending we want
Sometimes ending changes and becomes a sad one
Scheme | xxxa bcdc edad bbff ccaa xgHx aaaa gxgh Hcaa eeii jejc |
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Poetic Form | Quatrain (55%) |
Metre | 110110010011 0110001001111 010011101 0101010010110 0100100111 0110001110101 01001110110101 101010010101101 010100 0101 110110 10101 0111101 0010111 01011101 01111001 100010101001 1011101011001 1011011110110 11111101010 1110111001010 11100101 11101010 1101111 10111101010 101101011010 11011101010 10101111010 11100101 010101010 001101 11100010110 11101010 1111010 001011010111 110010011111010 0101000 01011101 0101111 10111110101 1010100111 111001111111 111110101011 011010001011 |
Closest metre | Iambic pentameter |
Characters | 1,646 |
Words | 355 |
Sentences | 7 |
Stanzas | 11 |
Stanza Lengths | 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 |
Lines Amount | 44 |
Letters per line (avg) | 29 |
Words per line (avg) | 7 |
Letters per stanza (avg) | 117 |
Words per stanza (avg) | 28 |
About this poem
i wrote this poem because i realized that everything has an end.
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