The Woman In Me



I don't think you are my type
But I sleep so much better at night
With you by my side
Hearing your voice echo in my dreams

I don't think I'm where I'm meant to be
Obsessing over the foreign, vivid colors
In your vibrant personality
Losing my way in the mainstream

You're all I think I need
And nothing at all that I want
It's tearing me apart
Your face is haunting me

Can't you see? You're so far away
But you're the only air that I breathe
How did I let you get so close?
Close isn't close enough in ecstasy

Caught between the boy I think you are
And the man I need you to be
I'm still trying to find
The woman in me

About this poem

Discovering who you are can often be found in the form of infatuation. Falling in love with the idea of someone, convincing yourself that you know who they really are, can be intoxicating. Sometimes we find ourselves longing to be with a person we barely know, not knowing that all we really need is to know ourselves better. In the aftermath of clarity, we discover the truth about who we are, what we want, and what we truly need.

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Written on November 07, 2023

Submitted by ammiemarie on December 27, 2023

Modified by ammiemarie on December 29, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme XXXX AXAX XXXA XXXA XAXA
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 622
Words 134
Stanzas 5
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

Ammie-Marie Littke

Ammie-Marie Littke is an American writer, songwriter, multimedia designer, and data analyst. Born and raised in southwest Michigan, she learned to love music and literature from the age of 4, adapting the ability to recognize a popular song within the first few seconds of airplay on the radio. She spent much of her teenage youth exploring her creative skills, writing nearly 200 poems and song lyrics between the ages of 11 and 17. She earned a Bachelor's Degree in Web Design & Interactive Media from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and an Associate's Degree in Graphic Design Management from Bradford School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She graduated from East High School in Youngstown, Ohio. more…

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