Analysis of The owl in the tree.



The owl in the tree. 

I sit and listen under the tree and see the moon light and smell the moonlight air, I can hear a howl from an owl from nobody knows where. He yells out his howl, but I'm the only one there. He sits up in the old oak tree beneath the moon that shines so bright. There is no one else in his sights. Why does he sit there and howl all night? Does he do it out of spite, or is it for me to visit him in the tree? The sun rises, and he drops a key. Then he flies off from the tree. It's a key I lost a long time ago; it's to your heart now, I know. I still love you I just wanted to let you know.


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Poetic Form
Metre 01001 11010100101011010111110111111111111111010111110011101011111111110111111101111111111111111101001011001101111110110111011011111111111111101111
Characters 617
Words 139
Sentences 12
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 1, 1
Lines Amount 2
Letters per line (avg) 228
Words per line (avg) 69
Letters per stanza (avg) 228
Words per stanza (avg) 69

About this poem

This poem was about me and my friend the owl. He comes a lot at nights and visits me. I just wish he had a key.

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Written on April 12, 2024

Submitted by alanswansea18 on April 12, 2024

Modified by alanswansea18 on April 12, 2024

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