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5.  quote:This is my letter to the world that never wrote to me

analysis: She felt emotional and physically separated from the world

topic: isolation 

theme: desire for connection

conflict: struggle with feeling acknowledged


6. quote:Saying nothing sometimes says the most

analysis: Sometimes not saying anything can convey feelings that words cannot

topic: communication

theme: the profound impact of silence

conflict: tension between verbal and nonverbal communication 


13. quote: To shut your eyes is to travel

analysis: closing your eyes can transport you to your imagination 

topic: imagination 

theme: power of imagination and introspection 

conflict: contrast between physical reality and imagination 


14. quote: open me carefully 

analysis: implies delicate handling and caution

topic: trust or vulnerability 

theme: approach someone with caution

conflict: tension with being damaged vs being protected 


15. quote: till i loves i never liked enough

analysis: profound transformation in her feelings

topic: love

theme: transformation of the power of love 

conflict: contrast between speakers past and present emotions 


16. quote: my life closed twice before it’s close

analysis: profound impact of loss

topic: death 

theme: the inevitability of death

conflict: contrast between emotional loss and death


17 . quote: There is a word— which bears a sword — can pierce on armed man

analysis: destructive power of words

topic: damage

theme: powerful impact of words 

conflict: contrast between physical protection and emotional vulnerability 


18 . quote: faith is a fine invention 

analysis: faith is valuable 

topic: faith

theme: faith is a utility in which can be used many

conflict: contrast between faith being invention or something spiritual 


19 quote: Heaven— is what i cannot reach! the apple on the tree

analysis: uses the apple to create a sense of longing for Heaven 

topic: desire

theme: unattainable desire 

conflict: contrast between desire and un-attainability


20 quote: I felt a funeral in my brain

analysis: Metaphor of a funeral in ones head

topic: internal struggle

theme: profound sense of loss

conflict: internal conflict in the head.



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