This piece was written with much inspiration from the song "Dirty Night Clowns" by Chris Garneau, and "For the Departed" by Shayfer James, along with very obvious alludes to "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allen Poe.

The Poem is loosely about a woman who lives in a very old house who has committed a murder and has buried the body in their old back garden. She is losing her mind and is convinced that the person she murdered isn't really dead and is contented to dance in her back garden, taunting her for her failed murder attempt. The atmosphere is very much based on Chris Garneau's song, as the aesthetic and the tone is very dependent on understanding the poem in terms of visuals. 

the repetitiveness of the poem is intentional, both a choice of words to help convey insanity and an allude to the way that the poem is supposed to be read, with rhythm and movement, particular emphasis on certain words and phrases, and emotions such as guilt, regret, anger, and of course, hatred. The poem is bitter but melancholy and emotional, as she so believes the things she's saying and is trying so hard to explain herself, only to be reduced into quickly repeating words and hysterical desperation.