Analysis of Trail of Tears



Why is it companionship we crave but happiness
 is never desired enough to change our destiny
are we just a victim of circumstance or do we
expect more and get less in life because we
 fail to strive to struggle to survive for what we
 expect or deserve that's what leads us to the
 trail of tears in this retrogressive world of
 half-truth and broken spoken collective agreements
 on this collision course called life Always being
set up to fail:  So Never complain and never explain


Scheme ABBBBBCDEF
Poetic Form
Metre 111010111100 110010011110100 111010110111 01101101011 111110101111 01101111110 11101111 1101010010010 11010111110 11111100101001
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 488
Words 89
Sentences 1
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 10
Lines Amount 10
Letters per line (avg) 39
Words per line (avg) 9
Letters per stanza (avg) 389
Words per stanza (avg) 87
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Submitted by nicolelaplante335 on November 22, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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