: Are there any techniques to arrange or list ideas from a short text? For example I wrote this: !Paying! for exams, and also books to pass them is only a small price / to give poor

For example I wrote this:

!Paying! for exams, and also books
to pass them is only a small price /
to give poor people the opportunity /
...to contribute for the MANSIONS of the people in charge of the edu|ca|tio|nal system

There are some ideas there but since it is irony I'm getting a bit confused by my own writing (I'm a heavy drinker). Is there any technique to underline and list the ideas in this short text?

EDIT:

This paragraph have a meessage for the reader, I want to find a way of arranging those ideas or group them.

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