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In what ways can memory loss contribute to mental instability?

How does the phrase “drinking to my insanity” create multiple layers of meaning? What are some interpretations of “drinking to”?

How does this paradox challenge common understandings of resilience and fulfillment?

What could be done to better bridge the gap between outward success or fulfillment and inner peace?

How might societal pressures or expectations about what it means to live a “successful” or “full” life contribute to feelings of despair?

What might this statement suggest about the tension between the will to live and the eventual act of self-destruction?

What on earth is this.😮

In the passage, other than the patient/victim, who else might come to mind when you think of the verse “don’t pretend you don’t see a soul dying inside”? Consider individuals who might be complicit in decisions that lead to suffering (e.g., healthcare providers, lawmakers, or society at large).

How does the poem comment on the societal stigma around mental health and the justice system’s approach to punishment?

History doesn't repeat, it echoes.

Are your words-or the words you read or listen to-laden with hurt and pain as well?

How can deformity “wrinkle” someone upright or virtuous? Does this suggest corruption, weariness, or despair?

Can you think of examples (from literature, history, or life) where beauty has been “kind” to the unkind?

Amen ❤

How does recognizing one’s fragility contribute to personal growth or healing?

Try to answer and reflect on at least one of these questions. - Were you able to detect the wordplay, imagery, or metaphors? - In Genesis, the cycle of evening to morning represents light emerging from darkness. How does the wordplay “evening” to “mourning” redefine the relationship between these two states? - How do the “tears that fell were never seen falling” reflect themes of hidden struggles or unspoken emotions?

How might unresolved trauma contribute to an adult being “stuck in a child’s state”?

Have you ever felt that you present different identities to your family versus the rest of the world? Why or why not?

There are multiple meanings and layers here, were you able to catch them? Reflect on a time when you felt caught between fighting for your life- in the literal sense of surviving, fighting for your life in your nightmares, fighting to live and not just survive, and fighting to live out your dreams and aspirations.

Have you ever experienced a shift in how you perceive something you once loved or found comforting? What caused that change?

Do you find yourself longing for a sense of perfection in any area of your life? How do you cope with imperfections?

How does the fear of homelessness, both literal and metaphorical, reflect human dependence on comfort and security?

Can gratitude for earthly blessings coexist with a desire to detach from worldly comforts? Why or why not?

What does the phrase “a junior in an elder’s body” and “an elder in a junior’s body” suggest about maturity and identity?

Is there a “core you” that remains consistent across all situations?

Is your sense of self a composite of your interactions with others?

How do experiences, environments, and relationships shape your ongoing identity?

Can you think of moments when you felt like a “needle” in a positive or negative sense?

Could freezer and shed have double meanings?

How does descending suggest both physical movement and an emotional state?

How does the juxtaposition of cold (“freezer of tears”) and warmth (“my face to feel warm again”) convey the speaker’s emotional state?

Can love truly exist without sacrifice? Why or why not?

Why is a desire to escape seen as a disorder instead of a rational response to intense suffering?

Can you relate to the speaker’s experience of masking internal pain? Why or why not?

Beautiful 👌🦋

Uh oh, someone has ben watching to many Kamala speeches 😂

Consider the symbolic meaning of “palms” in the phrase. How do palms or hands as symbols of prayer and unity convey a deeper spiritual message?

How do these metaphors show the connection between the person’s emotions and the weather, and how do they relate to the person’s feelings toward others?

It might be crazy what I’m boutta say (I’m an atheist)

What does the phrase “you still matter” mean after someone dies, especially when it comes to the burden they leave on others? How does this idea challenge the common belief that death ends a person’s impact or influence on the people around them?

What are the risks of avoiding difficult tasks or quitting too early?

Think about a time when you had to choose between faith and fear in your own life. What did you decide, and what were the outcomes?

How does this description of hatred expose the irrationality of racism?

Do discussions about death honor the person, or reduce them to just another topic for analysis?

What could happen if someone keeps their hurt hidden behind hatred instead of dealing with it?

Wtf victim mindset bs is this

My "younger me" would hate the person he became.

I miss 500 yards of running hard ! Then taking in the sights 😢

let this play on repeat ❤

Thank you love. We are strong.