Analysis of Twisted tongue



Melancholy melody of mania and madness.
Ceaseless Swan song a symphony of sadness.
Counter to composure comes cacophony of chorus.
Oscillating operatic overture of Opus.


Scheme AAAA
Poetic Form Quatrain 
Rubaiyat 
Metre 1001001100010 10110100110 10101010100110 100010100110
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 169
Words 28
Sentences 4
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 4
Lines Amount 4
Letters per line (avg) 35
Words per line (avg) 6
Letters per stanza (avg) 141
Words per stanza (avg) 25

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Submitted by RyanBlackborough on April 08, 2024

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Ryan Blackborough

For years he lived in a secret government facility. One day they found him and were like "what the fuck are you doing here?", and they shot him. Now he wanders the earth as a ghost, a poet ghost (not a ghost writer, he's way cooler than that). For some reason he can wear hats but if he walks through a wall or something (not like tables or small stuff) the hat falls off. He's lost a lot of nice hats. more…

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