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Anacrusis

In poetry, an anacrusis (Ancient Greek: ἀνάκρουσις "pushing up") is the lead-in syllables, collectively, that precede the first full foot of a line. Most commonly seen in lines of iambic pentameter, this technique applies a variation on the typical pentameter line causing it to appear at first glance as trochaic. more »

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Was I wrong, wrong in assuming
That nothing at all, without thought
Would just fall into place?
Was it hope, that something would change me
That led me to see the mistakes
That had gutted my frame

Was it strength, yearning for purpose
Or weakness just desperately searching
For something to fix
To create, from self-induced ruin
To try and rebuild what remains from
What I have destroyed

[Chorus:]
Why'd I make it so hard?
So quick to doubt
So ready to f*ck myself over

Was it truth, logic or reason
Disappointment of fear that led me
To question all things
Far beneath self-induced wreckage
I rest in pathetic assurance
That failure is safe

[Chorus:]

Was I wrong? Wrong in assuming
That nothing at all, without thought
Would just fall into place
Was it hope, that something would change me
That led me to see the mistakes
That had gutted my frame

[Chorus]

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