Too Much Poem by New Girl Dark NewGirlDark

Too Much

They say feeling is a gift,
but no one speaks of its weight.

Of noise that travels through the bones,
of words that never leave,
of goodbyes that last for years
even when they were only moments.

Everything arrives stronger.

Sadness does not knock
it breaks the door down.

Worry does not visit
it moves in and stays.

The whole world seems turned up too loud,
lights burn,
voices scrape,
and other people's emotions cling to the skin
like cold rain that never dries.

Crowds are exhausting,
conflict is exhausting,
carrying every wound inside the chest is exhausting
your own,
and sometimes those that were never yours.

And while others move on,
you keep feeling.

Feeling too much,
remembering too much,
loving too much.

As if your heart was born
without the armor
everyone else received.
@newgirldark

Too Much
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This poem explores the often-overlooked burden of being deeply sensitive in a world that rarely slows down. For some people, emotions, memories, noise, conflict, and even the feelings of others are experienced with overwhelming intensity. What many see as a gift can also become a source of exhaustion, loneliness, and pain. Too Much gives voice to those who feel everything more deeply than they wish they did, carrying both the beauty and the weight of a heart that never stops feeling.
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