Analysis of All A Person Could Take Beneath His Grave
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the perennial love that he'd generated; by compassionately uniting two miserably jilted hearts in the threads of ubiquitously endless romance,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the bountiful love that he'd generated; by standing like an unflinching wall between mother nature and ghastly human kind; and saving it from even the most infinitesimal of heinous scratch,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the magical love that he'd generated; by tirelessly melanging every caste; creed; color and tribe under the flaming Sun; into the religion of pricelessly unconquerable humanity,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the redolent love that he'd generated; by altruistically teaching every fraternity of humanity; that the true essence of all life was benign simplicity,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the triumphant love that he'd generated; by forever trouncing the malady of abhorrent lies; with the sword of his unfettered truth,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the unparalleled love that he'd generated; by giving his name to all those born miserably orphaned; adopting them as his very own kin and children for an infinite lifetimes,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the rhapsodic love that he'd generated; by feeding countless a brutally famished stomach; royally replenishing impoverished need with the inevitable fodder for life,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the ubiquitous love that he'd generated; by saving wondrously innocent and enchanting life; from the venomously unsparing
curse of ghoulish war,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the celestial love that he'd generated; by perpetuating the sky of selfless peace; in every of those organism trying to demonstrate superiority via cold-blooded nuclear war,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the immeasurable love that he'd generated; by becoming the sole voice of those indescribably oppressed; fighting till his last breath to secure them timeless justice,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the astounding love that he'd generated; by enlightening every conceivable space on this planet; with the songs of eternally fructifying compassion,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the unsurpassable love that he'd generated; by spending every moment of his life with those incurably sick and suffering; acting as their sole brethren when the entire world had left them to sulk and die,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the impregnable love that
he'd generated; by writing an infinite lines of miraculously ameliorating poetry; all for the betterment of living kind and for majestically depicting even the most inconspicuously glorious of its emotions,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the interminable love that he'd generated; by sacrificing even his very own kin and closest family; if they were amongst those who transgressed against the fabric of brotherhood,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the unbelievable love that he'd generated; by handsomely educating; befriending and further patronizing the girl child; just like
any other ordinary boy,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the undying love that he'd generated; by miraculously illuminating the dullest fragment of canvas; with every conceivable shade of nature's unlimited paradise,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the magnanimous love that he'd generated; by donating every single ingredient of his wealth and blood; to all those without even a roof on their head to survive,
All a person could take beneath his grave; was the indefinable love that he'd generated; by becoming the walking stick of every old man and woman; seeking their blessings further to reinvigorate all mankind,
And all a person could take beneath his grave; was the immortal love that he'd generated; by uniting every beat of his passionate heart; forever and ever and ever with the strings of everlastingly blossoming humanity.
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Metre | 101011011110010011110010100001011000101001111001 101011011110100111100110110101011010010101010111001001001101 101011011110100111100110011001110011001010100101110100 1010110111101001111001110100010010100101101111010100 101011011110010111100101010010010101101110101 1010110111100101111001101111111000100101111011010111001 10101101111001011110011010010010101000100010110010001011 1010110111100100111100110110000101101010 11101 101011011110010111100101000111010100111001011000100101101001 101011011110010011110010100111110110111110111010 10101101111001011110010100100010011110101101001010 1010110111101111100110100101111111010010111101001011111101 101011011110010011 1100110110011010001100110100110101010000101001110011010 101011011110010001111001100101101101010011001110101010110 1010110111100100111100110010001001010001111 10101001 101011011110010111100101000010001010110110001001110010010 101011011110010011110011010010010011101111011001111101 101011011110001001111001010010111001101010110101010111 010101101111001011110010101001111001010010010101111000100 |
Characters | 4,090 |
Words | 657 |
Sentences | 1 |
Stanzas | 19 |
Stanza Lengths | 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1 |
Lines Amount | 22 |
Letters per line (avg) | 152 |
Words per line (avg) | 30 |
Letters per stanza (avg) | 175 |
Words per stanza (avg) | 35 |
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