Analysis of Dreams of the Fallen Legends

Evan Onwuachu 1986 (Anambra)



The appropriate response has been my inspiration, keeping me alert as the night progressed, keeping me in affection with my enthusiasm, the language of my ancestors.

The appropriate response has been given, motivating with his own words. This response is my purpose behind deciding to be what l am.
This response is the most delightful expression known to my novice ears, I say, as he comforts me.

"To contribute a stanza, To contribute a refrain!" I answer gladly to my most venerated instructor, And as though new sight has been given to me, cleaning my eyes, I make a guarantee to my fallen symbols,

Saying with the anger of fire in my follicles "To contribute a section, and by a kid's adoration, a man's honor, an understudy's regard, and an author's doctrine, I expect to...I must... I shall...I promise..." With new certainty I am a youngster and human,

With new expectation I am apprehensive and bold; an offspring of my progenitors, a man of my assertion, Afraid of disappointment, yet daring on my excursion, An inconceivable excursion that closes at death, For death chooses if my guarantee is ensured, Waking to consider it to be as a clear page, I will indiscriminately discover my approach to eternality,

Not for magnificence, not for honor, Not for acclaim, nor for notoriety, Merely for a guarantee to the past, and an obligation to future, With trust, I stroll toward the obscure, unafraid of the result of my movements, With aims of contributing a stanza, and all the more significantly, getting myself , inside my own words...


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Poetic Form
Metre 0010001111010101011010110100101101000101110 0010001111010011111011110011011111 1011010100101111011111101 101001010100011101011110001001111111011101111001111010 1010101100110010100100101010011011010110101011111101110011010010 110101101001111110111010011010110110101010001011011111011011011010101111011110100001010111 11111101101110100101001101010101101111010010110011110111010001001010100010101111
Characters 1,563
Words 268
Sentences 10
Stanzas 6
Stanza Lengths 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1
Lines Amount 7
Letters per line (avg) 176
Words per line (avg) 38
Letters per stanza (avg) 206
Words per stanza (avg) 44
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Submitted on March 04, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Evan Onwuachu

I am a creative writer and an affiliate marketer with 5 years practicing experience in creative writing. My inspiration started as a young child through listening to folk tale and historic stories of time past. Growing up, l have spent time drafting mini unpublished write-ups. I have a B.A in language communication and certificate in Human Resources Management from Nnamdi Azikiwe University and centennial college Toronto. My intention is to excite and inspire my readers through writing. more…

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