Analysis of Homeless- In All My Mind; Body And Soul.
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my invincibly compassionate eyes; but strangely this left me haplessly and gruesomely blind in all my mind; body
and soul; for an infinite more of my inimitably priceless lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my poignantly enamoring lips; but strangely this left me brutally and heartlessly infertile in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my bountifully celestial lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my indefatigably fantasizing brain; but strangely this left me hopelessly and venomously robotic in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my spell-bindingly fructifying lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my unassailably masculine shoulders; but strangely this left me devastatingly and irretrievably weak in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my marvelously jubilant lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my majestically burgeoning destiny; but strangely this left me forlornly and lividly chanceless in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my triumphantly eclectic lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my effervescently chattering tongue; but strangely this left me torturously and unbearably silent in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my ecstatically infallible lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my euphorically adventurous feet; but strangely this left me worthlessly and wantonly monotonous in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my victoriously beautiful lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my vivaciously artistic shadow; but strangely this left me treacherously and tawdrily delirious in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my vibrantly inscrutable lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my ravishingly tantalizing belly; but strangely this left me blasphemously and egregiously famished in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my mystically resplendent lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my golden globules of sweating perseverance; but strangely this left me inexplicably and fetidly meaningless in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my unendingly exhilarating lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my mellifluously ardent throat; but strangely this left me maniacally and obliviously thirsty in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my fathomlessly exuberant lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my sensuously virile nape; but strangely this left me pathetically and forlornly impotent in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my eclectically magnanimous lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my symbiotically unconquerable blood; but strangely this left me disastrously and despicably inhuman in all my
mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my fantastically effulgent lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my mischievously unabashed eyebrows; but strangely this left me morbidly and amorphously paralyzed in all my
mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my spectacularly innovative lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my uninhibitedly liberated chest; but strangely this left me despondently and horrifically imprisoned in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of mysplendidly iridescent lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my extraordinarily sensitive ears; but strangely this left me gruesomely and intolerably deaf in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my blessedly enthralling lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my insuperably emollient conscience; but strangely this left me horribly and inconsolably lying in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my blissfully venerated lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my fierily undaunted nostrils; but strangely this left me intractably and forever dying in all my mind; body and
soul; for an infinite more of my eternally undefeated lifetimes,
It was you who infact abruptly went away from my immortally unflinching heart; but strangely this left me hopelessly and horrendously infidel in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my beamingly chivalrous lifetimes,
And it was you who infact went away from my impregnably peerless dwelling; but strangely this left me perennially and unforgivably homeless in all my mind; body and soul; for an infinite more of my royally unfettered lifetimes.
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| Metre | 11111010101111010011101111011011110 01111001111101 11111010101111000100111011110001010011110011110011110101 111110101011111001110111100011001111001111001111111 111110101011111001011011110000001001011110011110011110001001 1111101010111010001001001101111011011110011110011101000101 111110101011111001110111100100100111100111100111010001001 1111101010111101001110111101000100011110011110011111001 11111010101111010111011110101000111100111100111101001 111110101011111001011011110010010011110011110011110101 11111010101111011100101101110100011000111100111100111101001 11111010101111101110111101100111100111100111101001 1111101010111110111011101000011000111100111100111101001 1111101010111111110111010001010011 1100111100111010011 111110101011110111101111000110011 1100111100111010001001 11111010101111100111011110101001111001111001110101 111110101011100100100111011110010001011110011110011110011 11111010101111110110111100011001111001111001111001001 111110101011110101011011110010100111100 11110011101000101 1111101010111101011101111000100100111100111100111111 011111101111101011011101000011001111001111001111000101 |
| Characters | 4,679 |
| Words | 761 |
| Sentences | 1 |
| Stanzas | 20 |
| Stanza Lengths | 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1 |
| Lines Amount | 24 |
| Letters per line (avg) | 160 |
| Words per line (avg) | 32 |
| Letters per stanza (avg) | 192 |
| Words per stanza (avg) | 38 |
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