Answer using the poem:The sweetness of your voiceYour soul-searching eyesThrow in the smiling lipsMakes my life completeMissing you, when you're goneBut frozen stiffwhen you're aroundAs my worthless lifeis now completeThis dream might end...if I'll stir..
Answer (1)
1. The poem consists of two stanzas:First stanza: "The sweetness of your voice..." up to "...makes my life complete"Second stanza: "Missing you, when you're gone..." up to "...if I'll stir.."2. Lines per StanzaStanza 1: 4 linesStanza 2: 6 lines3. The poem does not consistently follow a rhyme scheme. Most lines do not end in rhyming words, so the poem is written in free verse.4. The tone is tender and longing, with a mix of admiration and vulnerability. The narrator expresses feelings of love, admiration, and a sense of fulfillment and hesitation caused by the presence and absence of the beloved.5. The poem's message centers on how love or admiration for someone brings a sense of completeness and joy. The speaker feels incomplete without their beloved, yet overwhelmed and almost immobilized in their presence. It also conveys a sense of fragility, as if the happiness felt might disappear if the moment is disturbed reminding readers to cherish the fleeting nature of deep emotions and dreams.
