Victor's untitled poem is a raw, direct cry from someone in the middle of depression. The speaker repeats three words, drowning, crying and screaming, and then spends the poem unpacking each one. The opening "Here i am again" suggests this isn't the first time the speaker has felt this way, which makes the pain seem tiring as well as sharp.
The images are simple but heavy. A "sea of black, blue and red" turns emotion into colour and water, and "black tears" shows grief that feels dark and unclean. The speaker screams into a "void" that doesn't listen or care, and even begs gods they don't believe in, a sign of how desperate they are. What comes back is only silence, described as "ever so loud," a contradiction that captures how empty quiet can feel unbearable.
The ending breaks down into short, pleading lines: "Stop / Stop / Please stop." The mood is overwhelming and exhausted, with no comfort offered, which leaves the reader sitting inside the speaker's despair.