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The Analysis of Seven Meaning by Geoffrey Leech in A Poetry
The Analysis of Seven Meaning by Geoffrey Leech in A Poetry

My 20 Lines For My Broken Heart
Godspower Oshodin

The windows of my heart is shut and disdained,
My memories in reminisce of how it was pained.
The open shutter of love, is now closed
Moments like before will never be tossed.

Love has spanked my heart to pain,
As I write this poem with no poetic gain.
My hand can no longer touch your beautiful face,
The one I love have given me a long space.

My hands fidget, as I exhaust this cubic pen,
That your love for me is no longer ten over ten.
My eyes can’t stop cascading tear, cascade
For wooing the next girl, is my lyrical fear.

I have stopped sleeping, because I don’t want to dream of you,
Yet, staring at this blue sky, all I see is you.
My dreams of fathering your children is dead
My purple hibiscus has turned red.

Steep is the road I now passes thru
And yet, getting back to your heart is my only clue.
My journey with love has been cut shot,
Now, all my feelings for a girl, has a “but”.

Analysis:
1. First Stanza:
The windows of my heart is shut and disdained,
My memories in reminisce of how it was pained.
The open shutter of love, is now closed,
Moments like before will never be tossed.
- Synonym lists:
Disdained : scorn, disregard, despise
Reminisce : recall, recollect
Pained : ache, hurting, tenderness, grief
Closed : shut, lock, near, block
Tossed : throw, let fly
At the first line of the first stanza above, “the windows of my heart” has connotative meaning “this feeling” if we relate it to the whole lines of the first stanza, and at the third line the words “the open shutter of love” also has connotation with “My heart”. All the lines in the first stanza have affective meaning which can be analyzed that the writer shows us of how hurt his feeling marked by the words “disdained” and “pained” which are in conceptual meaning the word “disdained” means “Refuse with contempt” and “pained” means “hurt

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