Poetry ANalyzer

Poetry ANalyzer or shortly, P.A.N, is a free application that is perfect for users who need to analyze text, poetry, and understand the core mechanisms of the phrase structure.

At first sight, this tool might seem extremely simplistic or a bit outdated. Indeed its interface isn't quite appealing, but the program is a valuable resource. Why is that? Well, first of all, it allows inserting text, using templates that have already-formatted content, or editing the existing texts (using the classical cut, copy, and paste functions).

After deciding upon the piece of data you want to analyze, you can perform several actions. For example, you can analyze the text or re-analyze it (using the dedicated command). The second text iteration is useful because, after the first analysis, the tool's engine might signal and require the addition of newly-used words (these would need to be added to the tool's dictionary/database). As a consequence, in a second iteration, you would include the results obtained from the user-defined variables, previously inserted.

After performing one or more text interpretations, you can export the results in summary reports — POST Results (Part of Speech data, for the more technical individuals who want to see an analysis of the words favored by the text's author), Theme Results (displays a compiled list of the themes found within the text; e.g. love, revelation, desire, etc.), and Motive Elements (to identify certain patterns in the text, motive elements).

On top of the features previously mentioned, with Poetry ANalyzer, you can even add different clause points into the tool's database, search for duplicates in your texts, edit, and repair different word categories (nouns, adjectives, prepositions, etc.), check the data files quality, or add a specific symbolism for individual text files.