The Italian or Petrarchan sonnet uses last six (sestet) lines to answer the first eight lines(octave) or you can say the first eight lines are problems and last six lines are solutions. The rhyme scheme of this poem is a-b-b-a, a-b-b-a, c-d-c-d, c-d.
Just tried... As I said I just can't abide by the rules so here is a blunder :3 kthanks

It’s like I am out of images,
Deleting things I type,
Or striking through all I write,
There lay aside all the pages.

Into the blank sky, my soul gazes,
The poet in me goes wild;
Ready to pounce and bite;
As it go on rampages.

So let me feed my hungry soul,
On the words that don’t disappear,
Let it fill the gaping hole,
In the past few days which had appeared,
I hope these words will have control,
And calm down the inner racketeer.