Nebex's "Empty" is only three short lines, and the shortness is part of the point. The speaker is confused. They can't think clearly, and they can't even name what they feel. The strongest moment comes in the last line, "When I am with her", which tells us the confusion has a cause: being near this particular person.
The poem never says whether the feeling is love, nervousness, doubt, or something heavier. That vagueness seems deliberate. The title, "Empty", suggests a blankness, as if the speaker's mind and emotions have gone quiet or numb just when they should be most alive. The plain, simple wording supports this. There are no fancy images, just a person admitting they have no answers.
The mood is uncertain and a little vulnerable. It feels like a half-finished thought, and the lack of a full stop after "her" leaves it hanging, much like the speaker's feelings.