This is it Feeling Undead, Unalive Save me Save me From the black hole inside. Find me Break me Keep me Forsake me. So unnerving Unswerving Don't shake and Unbreak- Save me Save me Undead, Unalive From this black hole Eating me up Inside.
The rhythm of this poem is superb. Notably, in the first few lines, the hard accents come more and more rapidly approaching "the black hole." "Forsake me" is placed where it is an agonizing shock--as though something completely unnescessary has just happend on top of a series of events. The variation of the feeling of dactyllic and whaterver the other one is called is rather like shaking.
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The rhythm of this poem is superb. Notably, in the first few lines, the hard accents come more and more rapidly approaching "the black hole." "Forsake me" is placed where it is an agonizing shock--as though something completely unnescessary has just happend on top of a series of events.
The variation of the feeling of dactyllic and whaterver the other one is called is rather like shaking.
The end sounds almost song-like; intriguing.
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