I've seen you!

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I've seen you! I've seen you! And now I wanna feel you, I wanna feel you! Come and see my agony No one shows some sympathy I call on your name but, You only send some misery! Though It is like daydreaming Is it wrong to imagine you!? I've seen you And now I wanna feel you! In a haunting lonely night Full of darkness,no light My happiness will be erased But the sorrow will shine bright! Surrounding would be so horror And I am gonna scream you! I've seen you And now I wanna feel you! No one grasps me here And I only live for you dear But when you ignore me,know A sorrowful burden I bear! Now if you leave for ever Every night,I'll have to kill you! I've seen you And now I wanna feel you!

Traduction

I've seen you! I've seen you! And now I want to touch you, I want to touch you! Come and see my pain No one cares I call your name but, You only bring me sadness! Though it feels like dreaming Is it wrong to think of you!? I've seen you And now I want to touch you! In a scary lonely night Full of darkness, no light My joy will vanish But the sadness will shine brightly! The surroundings would be scary And I am going to shout for you! I've seen you And now I want to touch you! No one gets me here And I only live for you, dear But when you ignore me, know I carry a heavy sadness! Now if you leave forever Every night, I'll have to destroy you! I've seen you And now I want to touch you!

Explication

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.

Dictionnaire des mots

I've seen you! — Poème | Poetry Explainer

agony	intense pain	extreme suffering	ag-uh-nee
sympathy	compassion	understanding and caring for someone else's suffering	sim-puh-thee
misery	great unhappiness	a state of deep distress or suffering	miz-uh-ree
daydreaming	fantasizing	indulging in pleasant thoughts that distract from the present	day-dreem-ing
haunting	unforgettable	having a disturbing or poignant effect	hawn-ting
sorrow	sadness	a feeling of deep distress caused by loss or disappointment	sor-oh
horror	terror	an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust	hor-er
burden	load	a heavy load, especially a difficult responsibility or duty	bur-dn
erase	remove	to eliminate or obliterate	ih-reys
grasp	understand	to comprehend or hold firmly	graasp
ignore	disregard	to refuse to take notice of or acknowledge	ig-nawr
scream	yell	to make a loud, high-pitched sound	skreem
imagine	envision	to form a mental image or concept	ih-maj-in
lonely	isolated	sad because one has no friends or company	lohn-lee
surrounding	environment	the area or conditions around something or someone	suh-round-ing

I've seen you!

I've seen you!

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