Analysis of Last sip



Here I am once again from these molded wings, one might call a butterfly.
Hands benched in sweat, feet cold as ice, my body shaking all the time.  Vomiting foams, pain from head to toe. Begging for it all to end.
One last sip of wine to bring me some piece of mind.
Hearing voices all around, telling me from high above to open and far below to close my eyes. With whispering one last sip will ease my pain but this color is now deep in my veins. Arms spreading with such force, fighting their way from this drunken cocoon.
Not listening to the voices or the whispers I’m standing with wings as strong as an eagle but left all alone.


Scheme ABCDE
Poetic Form
Metre 11110111101111010 11011111110101011001111111011111 111111111111 10101011011101110010111111100111111111101110111101111011111001 1100101010101101111111011101
Characters 640
Words 126
Sentences 10
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 5
Lines Amount 5
Letters per line (avg) 99
Words per line (avg) 25
Letters per stanza (avg) 495
Words per stanza (avg) 123

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Submitted by PattieAnn on June 10, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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