O soul of mine, O sufferer of sadness, Leave all the pills, believe in yourself, I'm sure you can withstand the drowning madness, Leave them for a day on the wooden shelf. Be strong; you are a Poet after all, A sorcerer of words who's rarely seen, Even then, glorious will be your fall, For you'll achieve a state who's pure and clean. No medication anymore, no more! Step out the door, behold chaotic moves. What has the world today for you in store? You do enjoy the rush, excitement proves. It's so easy to say these words, but still I can't go on a day without a pill.
I find that I have handled the volta perfectly in this sonnet.