Analysis of Was it?

Jade Ajayi 1081 (London)



Was it the sound of my voice when I spoke or the way I sway when I walked, was it my poise when I sat in the room?
Was it the way I rhymed I  when the rhythm came through or the elegance that I displayed when I dressed up for you?
Was it the way I grooved when I was good or maybe it was the way I dazzled when I danced.
Maybe it was the way I glowed in God's glory.

Maybe the light that was too bright that it blinded you from seeing me shine, maybe it was the love I felt when I loved you.

After all I made my choice, but in the end I had to leave all the maybe's and take a walk.


Scheme XAXX A X
Poetic Form
Metre 1101111111101111111111111001 1101111101011101001101111111 11011111111101101110111 101101110110 100111111110111011101101111111 1011111100111111010101
Characters 577
Words 130
Sentences 6
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 4, 1, 1
Lines Amount 6
Letters per line (avg) 74
Words per line (avg) 22
Letters per stanza (avg) 147
Words per stanza (avg) 44
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Submitted by Jade81 on February 11, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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