Analysis of The Strong Purple Iris



The Strong Purple Iris

A purple iris flower was blooming in a field.

Protecting itself from the rain, the wind,

trying to create a perfect shield.

The soft, and tender petals couldn’t withstand.

The force of nature, a storm with dark clouds

that just waited to grow and expand.

What the storm didn’t know,

was that the iris was too strong.

That nothing could break it, it would continue to grow.

Its’ roots deeply burrowed in the ground,

there isn’t anything that could ever pull them out.

Not the slightest bit of wind, nor sleet,

not even the lightning or the thunder sound.

Where did such a tiny purple iris get its’ strength.

That not even an earthquake could destroy the flower at any length.

Was it the sunlight, perhaps the moist soil.

Or the fresh rainwater, that didn’t let the iris spoil.

No, it was the hand that planted the seed.

It was of a young person. He stood firm on ground with his two feet.

 
Where to look, there was no way but up. With his greatest intent, and wish was to be good-humored, caring, sweet and kind. An Iris, where one would he find. Set a distance apart. The one he would look upon and admire. It’s you. So perplexing, exuberant of its own kind. don’t know what to anticipate. Your lips move, but they don’t speak, there seems that there are showers of secrets that you keep. A kiss, within letter they address. To whom, they just don’t know where to send. With lyrics, your page overflows. What you write about, no one could figure out. In touch of love, you longed to uphold. To enfold.

Love though, so willingly declines. It comes out of depth, he looks abruptly upon your face. With sort of objection, distaste. Dismisses you. You endure nothing else farther than that. No love prevails that long enough. Utter-mostly to a bitter end.

I write; There's so much I want to say, but I’m afraid there’s not enough of pages for words to fill. Only spill out cries that couldn’t even sound. He comes to show, to tell I love you in my ear. So much that he invented, falsified. No greater exchange for such a counterfeit. To entrust in, to feel. I drown in my sorrowful tear. Overflows all that in puddle. Disdain. He breaks up midsentence, I not only one. 

 
Splits it, I can’t linger from there on. There so much left unsaid. Unheard yet. That when I try to love again, it ceases to an end. I might have enticed myself way into deep, just to feel inflict. 

As he comes around, something else catches his lurking eye; Brunette. Cascading falls of tress. Bloom of her dress, approves. Everything in space seems to get ahead. Within her depart, she surpass. She takes your breath away, in a quick-sighted farewell. Her outworn makeup seem to fit. Even undoubtedly match-made.

 
True, with one quick look, you’re hypnotized, mesmerized.

She looks away, secretly in a curve of an eyelash.

In an instant of a wink, love comes to pay a price.

At what cost, when this one's just given away as a prize.

Within her concealed, desirous, petal’s lush,

she could make her rosy cheeks blush.

So seductive to what meets the eye.

That unceasing flame flickers on by.

She burglarized your house, ran off with that.

Deceives, deludes, plays a trick on the mind.

She twists dice of love, turns to face.

Its pronounced kind of love, one he’s met.

Still perplexed by it.

I cannot hear a love, that fell deaf to my ear. To its own beat.

That when a door opened, he so shut me out, away.

I can’t hear myself speak, at the least bit.

But when I come out to speak, out of a wreck, 

I out-measure all that. I sing.

Wondering if there’s another way, to love.


Scheme X A B A C X C D X D E X F E G G H H X F X X X X X X X X X I I J J X B X X K F X K X X X
Poetic Form
Metre 011010 0101010110001 0100110101 101010011 0101010101 0111001111 111011001 10111 11010111 1101111101011 11101001 11101110111 101011111 11001010101 1110101010111 1110111010101101 110101011 101101110101 1110111001 1110110111111111 1 11111111111100101111110101011101111110100101111010011110100100111111110101111111111111011011101011011111111111110111011101111101011111101101 1111000111111110100111111010010101101101101111011101101010101 1111111111101110111011111011111101111111111011111101010110011101010101111011001101101001111111101 1 11111011111110101111111101110111111011101111101 11101101101101010101111101011001111010100110111110100110101111110010011 1 1111111010 1101100001111 0110101111101 11111111001101 01001010101 11101011 101011101 101011011 110111111 101101101 11111111 101111111 10111 1101011111111111 1101101111101 111111011 11111111101 11101111 10011010111
Characters 3,677
Words 757
Sentences 80
Stanzas 44
Stanza Lengths 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1
Lines Amount 47
Letters per line (avg) 58
Words per line (avg) 14
Letters per stanza (avg) 62
Words per stanza (avg) 15

About this poem

What does it take to love plant seeds to grow and build trust friendship dwelve in long-lasting bond appreciate another in wholehearted gratitude that withstand any forces of destruction that it comes up against. Love is fragile sometimes it is weak it can wilt get damaged in least. As hand plants seed of love he is not aware what he is bound to come up against. Destroying what he built. In the end he might have afflicted someone else. As love comes tumbling down in wreck As love comes tumbling down a wreck, i find that amidst all that it survives in the end. I out measure all that within instant of a breath. I'm still wondering about my love. Ended on a different keynote one that endures on. 

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Written on April 23, 2018

Submitted by Rainsdownon on April 14, 2024

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Irina abramovich

This is a book which features my unique poetry collection. I’ve always loved to express my emotions, and feelings through the art of poetry. It is a way for me to connect with my surroundings, as well as myself. It puts the world under a chromatic dimension. Taken simple ray of light, when passed through a glass prism, it refracts. Visible white light disperses into many different colors; red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet. Shine rays of light through clear cut diamond. As the passage of light enters the diamond prism, it slows down as it passes through the natural composition, matrix with my surroundings, as well as myself. It puts the world under a chromatic dimension. Though diamonds do glitter, we’ve given way into love. If you come to accept love, a kiss, there’s nothing expected in return. Amidst of all the commotion, quarrel, disturbance, chaos, and storm, you always find yourself coming back to that place to which you belong. As everything comes crashing down in a pile of wreck, you stand at the heart of love. You standing in whole equilibrium. Set apart from rest, distance, space, and time. Standing at the centerfold, reassured, awakened by everything that surrounds it. Love, friendship, commute, long distance to drive, you find yourself coming straight back to you. Brings you back to that place, you acknowledge yourself a part of. Your home. I’m a freelance writer. I also publish my own unique and rhyming poetry, as well as short stories independently. I’ve started out on Lulu, the world’s largest independent publishing site as an independent author and took myself further on to study at Centennial College. I received a graduate certificate of Professional Writing from the College in 2019. I’ve always loved to write humorous essays and stories to uplift and inspire the human emotion. With my primary aim to get the most heart-felt and honest laugh out of him. more…

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