Analysis of sanity



She's falling apart the voices are screaming for someone to hear. Her own cries go unheard. Tears of pain and torment stain the path she walks. Hoping one day to be understood. The pain and anger builds deep inside her soul.
  Afraid of madness taking control she fights for her sanity day in and day out thinking she has to win this battle. She tries to ignore the voices but they grow more anger with her. Fighting for control she's not willing to give up.
  The darkness is starting to surround her now, weighing her down. She tries to break free from its grasp. Tighter and the tighter it holds.


Scheme ABC
Poetic Form Tercet 
Metre 11001010110111101110111101101111011110101010110101 0111010011110100100111011111101110101011111010101011110111 0101101010110011111111110001011
Characters 597
Words 110
Sentences 11
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 3
Lines Amount 3
Letters per line (avg) 157
Words per line (avg) 37
Letters per stanza (avg) 472
Words per stanza (avg) 110
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Submitted on February 03, 2016

Modified on March 29, 2023

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