Analysis of Temptation



Can you learn to play in a certain way
With temptation
Can you take it here and there in its underwear
In your imagination
Do you go so far in your brand new car
To your destination
Do you lose your way while your under way
Without new obligation
Do you pause to think in rumination and stink
About your consternation
Has it come to you this point of view
About observation
Do you give a pause with reason and cause
Why your obstination
I can see now your reason and how
You cling to constipation
Just give up and be a pup
And cease this aggravation
And you shall still find your will
In a new situation


Scheme ABCBDBABEBFBGBHBIBJB
Poetic Form Etheree  (30%)
Metre 1111100101 1010 11111010110 010010 1111101111 11010 1111111101 011010 11111001001 011010 111111111 01010 1110111001 111 111111001 111010 1110101 011010 0111111 001010
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 603
Words 118
Sentences 1
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 20
Lines Amount 20
Letters per line (avg) 24
Words per line (avg) 6
Letters per stanza (avg) 486
Words per stanza (avg) 118
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Submitted by Willbad on May 24, 2023

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