While writing this poem, I tried my best to channel Bill Knott. I included his new starts of sentences in the middle of lines, his overall format of lines and stanza ratio, as well as his almost excessive use of allusions and most thin connections to previous statements. The poem is meant to be similar to his poems about love, like “February Fourteenth: Freezeframe” and “The Sculpture,” and a cry for help from a person to their lover. The main character is supposed to be in an emotional frenzy, and is spilling out their feelings without care for structure or how they sound. The most important component of this piece is the message. Each stanza brings about another memory they cannot forget as hard as they try.