Analysis of Without Truth Known



Without truth known to know,
Embraced to face it.
And shown in these times lived,
An attempt to erase and replace...
With a rewriting to eliminate,
Events that took place to make...
A history unknown to fiction.
Does nothing for a society,
Claiming to be great.
When the fate of what is claimed,
Begins to take a downward slide.
When intentions are meant to hide,
From children and growing young adults...
The truth an reality as to how and why,
A society they pride to be proud of...
Has been deceived to have them believe,
Those of ethnic diversified ancestry...
Should not be deserving,
Of equal rights or treated to honor...
For contributions made,
Of every aspect of that greatness.
Done unafraid and to do it in protest.
In the hope today's children,
And all young adults too.
Take it upon themselves,
To research the truth as is to be.
With a not allowing to continue,
Their minds to fiction and delude to keep...
False beliefs.
Kept in away to disrespect,
Those proving more patriotic.
Than the ones who pledge their allegiance,
To division.
Chaos, bigotry and racism.
As if this to do is progress.
Instead of a destruction to a way of life.
Observed to witness and revealed to see,
Just who it is deciding to destroy...
A great with potential to be even greater,
A democracy slipping away...
From lies told to deceive the reality.
Of its existence as is to be.
Without images to delude,
Who did what to do to live it fictioned!

Truth to know,
Has never been anyone's enemy.
Lies told to deceive,
Has always been a threat to those...
Who have chosen to chose and select,
Their own enemies to accept...
The only way to live to pay homage to a past.
Imagined to have had.
Yet that truth to sell and delude...
Did not exist either!

How could it.
How could that be reality.
How could these days,
Not be lived in peaceful ways.
If truth to live then had been also invented.
For wars to fight and justify.
To achieve the doing of what?
Image.
Or decades and centuries of hidden,
And kept protected insecurities!


Scheme ABXXCXDECXFFXGXHEXIXXXDJXEJXXKXXDXXXEXIXEELB AEHXKXXXLI BEMMXGXXDX
Poetic Form
Metre 011111 01111 010111 10110101 100101010 0111111 010001110 110100100 10111 1011111 01110101 10101111 110010101 0111011101 00100111111 110111101 1110010100 111010 1101110110 10101 110011110 101011101 0010110 011011 110101 101011111 1010101010 1111000111 101 1001101 1101010 101111010 1010 10100010 1111111 011001010111 0111000111 111110101 011010111010 001001001 111101010 110101111 01100101 111111111 111 110110100 11101 1110111 111011001 11100101 0101111110101 010111 11111001 110110 111 111110 1111 1110101 111111110010 1111010 10101011 10 1010100110 010100100
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 2,015
Words 429
Sentences 41
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 44, 10, 10
Lines Amount 64
Letters per line (avg) 24
Words per line (avg) 6
Letters per stanza (avg) 520
Words per stanza (avg) 121
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Written on November 17, 2022

Submitted by lpahtillah on November 17, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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