This poem captures the intense emotions of longing and unrequited love. The speaker repeatedly expresses a desire to feel and connect with someone they have seen but cannot reach. The repetition of 'I've seen you' and 'I wanna feel you' emphasizes the depth of their yearning. The poem paints a picture of agony and loneliness, with the speaker feeling isolated and misunderstood. The imagery of a 'haunting lonely night' and 'darkness, no light' underscores the emotional turmoil and despair. The speaker's happiness is overshadowed by sorrow, which is described as shining brightly, suggesting that their pain is more prominent than any joy. The poem uses vivid language to convey the horror of the speaker's surroundings and their desperation, culminating in a dramatic expression of the burden they bear when ignored by the one they love. The poem's free verse form allows for an unrestrained expression of emotion, reflecting the chaotic and overwhelming nature of the speaker's feelings.