Analysis of The Joke of the Joker



The Joke of the Joker

The joker is the one looking silly on the card inside the deck
He smiles when really he is hurting and no one knows it yet.
He does his best to entertain so that others can be impressed
Deep down inside is so much pain not giving him a rest
A heart is something he puts away, a guard around it to protect
No one tries to really know him or admire his intellect
Once the game is over he hides behind the ace
Quietly he can cry without anyone seeing his face.


Scheme X XXAABBCC
Poetic Form
Metre 011010 01010110101010101 111101110011111 111110111101101 11011111110101 01110110101011101 11111011101110 101110110101 10011101101011
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 482
Words 101
Sentences 2
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 1, 8
Lines Amount 9
Letters per line (avg) 42
Words per line (avg) 11
Letters per stanza (avg) 190
Words per stanza (avg) 49
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Submitted by renitaburgess86 on September 16, 2022

Modified by renitaburgess86 on September 16, 2022

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