Analysis of Regeneration



The bright red sun blisters my dreams
When I wake softly like a fragile flower unfolding for water to take to grow
Learn as my memories of flying high into the sky above the deep blue sea
Rivers rapid flowing watching emotions glowing like an entity showing
We now knowing animals playing or fighting winning or dying
Forever colliding and revolving evolving never tiring so follow
Mountains are what you see but upon pure white snow forming
Share the goodness when it's warming and rivers flow again to gentle paths of ancient cities standing not long ago
My heart belongs to the dreams that fill my soul but my body won't let me go alone so I'll ride a horse along until my destination is pure of essence and the owl knows at night to watch for wolves in the undergrowth

Soon I will find my end.


Scheme XAXBBABAX X
Poetic Form
Metre 01111011 111101010100101101111 11110011010101010111 10101010010101110010 11101001011010110 01001000100101010110 10111110111110 10101110010101110111010101101 11011011111111011110111101010110101111000111111110010 111111
Characters 800
Words 148
Sentences 1
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 9, 1
Lines Amount 10
Letters per line (avg) 65
Words per line (avg) 15
Letters per stanza (avg) 324
Words per stanza (avg) 74
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Submitted by peterk.74950 on September 13, 2014

Modified on March 05, 2023

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