“Influenced” by Katalyn Louis Parks

You’re more than this,

And greater still,

It’s just the teasing of your heart.

 

Unremitting consequences,

Beaten down,

By something docile as a dart.

 

It yearns again,

It powers through,

This is a bad example of me.

 

I’ve hit my peek,

And this is it,

But there’s still something I have to be.

 

I hear sobbing,

Is it mine?

Am I even in the room?

 

There’s something less,

I’m greater than,

But itching for a tomb.

 

The irony,

A happy ending,

Forged smiles are hard to bare.

 

It’s vain,

And I’m repressed,

I’m just a shadow dancing there.

 

But the influence of you on me,

Without my heart is hard to see.

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Heartbreak is difficult to deal with as evidenced by your poem. “I hear sobbing-It is mine-Am I even in the room?”
The pain is so intense, that the narrator has become detached from herself–one way to attempt escape.

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