Analysis of Deer Head



Deer Head
Father told me to stay safe in the wood
It seemed like something of which I could           1
And when he comes back, I’d help him hunt
An honor for such as a little runt
The others had their fantastic antlers
While my little sister wanted have hers
But she didn’t know and probably wouldn’t
Female deer actually couldn’t.

I asked my brothers”could I be like you?”
But they said”Yeah, and every flying pig too.”       2
I felt down but I knew i’ll be the greatest
The one who will pave the way for the latest.

Dad returns and then he selects
But I already knew that I was next                        3
He says”Bentley, come here young buck.”
He chose me, I had such luck.

We trot and gallop like horses you see
I was like a sunflower, smiling happily            4
Deer dancing and dashing dauntlessly
But then the road came forth with me.

I didn’t know that it was dangerous
A susceptible autumn left me anxious                 5
The beautiful, beautiful scenery
UNTIL THE METAL BEAR RAN AT ME!!!

I couldn’t stop staring at the what they call headlights
And then I could hear the afterlife scream”goodnight”     6
But then my dad came to stop the metal contraption
It seemed like the metal bear would fracture him
My dad looked like his end was near
But the Metal bear stopped from front to rear.

My dad in coolness stopped the car
In away to me was so bizarre                          7
He used his antlers to send it to halt
And the metal bear knew he was at fault.

The one who drives it came out the thing
And tried to end our suffering                      8
But then they realized we are too BUCK
So then they all ran with all their tails tucked.

I thought for sure I was in trouble
But my father said this happened double         9
He to was saved after getting stunned
I didn’t have any reason to feel shunned.

But then in an utterance, my courage found me       10
I felt horns on my head and smiled with glee.


Scheme ABBXACCAA DDEE XXFF GGHG IIGG XAXXJJ KKLL MMFX HHNN GG
Poetic Form Tetractys  (20%)
Metre 11 1011111001 111101111 011111111 1101110101 0101101010 1110101010 111101001 111001 11111111 11101001011 11111111010 01111011010 10101101 1101011111 111111 1111111 1101011011 11101010100 1100101 11011111 111111100 00100101110 0100100100 010101111 11110101111 011110101 1111111010010 11101011101 11111111 1010111111 11010101 001111101 1111011111 0010111111 011111101 011110100 111101111 1111111111 111111010 1110111010 111110101 1111010111 110110011011 1111110111
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 2,043
Words 378
Sentences 14
Stanzas 10
Stanza Lengths 9, 4, 4, 4, 4, 6, 4, 4, 4, 2
Lines Amount 45
Letters per line (avg) 31
Words per line (avg) 11
Letters per stanza (avg) 141
Words per stanza (avg) 48

About this poem

It is a poem about a young buck who wants to get his antlers like his brothers and after becoming braver, he gets them.

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Written on May 13, 2022

Submitted by nazir.jackson on May 20, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Nazir Immanuel Jackson

I am, as of May 2022, 11 years old and I grew up with my brother, sisters, mother, and father. I wrote this poem because I want to take in the feeling of writing something I would keep close to me. more…

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