like the rest of you
Embracing Life's Changes: A Journey of Strength and Vulnerability
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I watched my hair get longer
I observed the growth of my hair.
I felt my legs grow taller
I perceived an increase in the length of my legs.
Just like the rest of you
This refers to a shared experience of physical changes common to everyone.
I watched my face get longer
I witnessed changes in my facial features over time.
I felt my heart grow stronger
I sensed a strengthening of my heart.
Just like the rest of you
Expressing a shared experience of personal growth and resilience.
But did your hands start shaking more?
Raising a question about individual responses to life's challenges, manifested physically.
Did your legs start getting sore,
Asking if physical signs of strain appeared even without significant exertion.
When you haven't even walked that far?
Questioning the occurrence of physical symptoms disproportionate to the effort made.
Did your head start hurting more,
Exploring the possibility of increased mental stress manifesting as physical pain.
Your vision deciding to go blurry?
Describing a potential deterioration in vision due to mental or emotional strain.
Or does my body want to hurt me?
Raising the question of whether the body reacts negatively to the mind's state.
I got my hair cut shorter
Announcing a change in hairstyle, a common experience for many.
I saw all the worlds horrors
Having an encounter with the harsh realities of the world.
Just like the rest of you
Connecting personal experiences to the universal human condition.
Oh and my face it faltered
Describing a moment of personal vulnerability and uncertainty.
I felt the time grow longer
Feeling the passage of time in a way that resonates with others.
Just like the rest of you
Highlighting the shared nature of the human experience.
But why do I feel so behind?
Expressing a sense of lagging or falling behind in life's journey.
I just won the fight with my mind,
Referring to a personal victory over mental challenges.
And now my body falls apart?
Pondering why physical well-being seems to deteriorate despite mental triumphs.
Did your hands start shaking more?
Reiterating the inquiry into physical reactions to stress or challenges.
Did your legs start getting sore,
Asking if physical strain appears without apparent cause.
When you haven't even walked that far?
Highlighting the disconnect between physical symptoms and the level of physical activity.
Did your head start hurting more,
Continuing the exploration of the physical manifestations of mental stress.
Your vision deciding to go blurry?
Describing a potential blurring of vision due to mental or emotional strain.
Or does my body want to hurt me?
Questioning whether the body reacts negatively to the mind's state.
(does my body want to hurt me?)
Pondering the possibility of the body intentionally causing harm.
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