Given Ground

Expressing a reluctance or lack of desire to come together or unite quickly.

Encouraging not to be afraid of finding comfort or solace promptly.

Reiterating the sentiment of not wanting to converge or merge hastily.

Reassuring not to fear seeking comfort or solace too soon.

Pondering the difficulty of imagining certain circumstances.

Committing to learning on behalf of someone else.

Describing a collective existence, possibly emphasizing unity or commonality, represented metaphorically as being in teeth or pills.

Suggesting that everyone is engaged in a struggle, either in the form of conflict (teeth) or seeking relief (pills).

Portraying a scene where everyone is vying for attention or favor, especially at the feet of someone important.

Highlighting the competitive nature of relationships, indicating conflicts may arise in pursuit of the same goal or person.

Suggesting that anyone can adapt to a lifestyle where everything, even personal well-being, is negotiable or for sale.

Expressing vulnerability, implying that others can have a significant impact or influence.

Emphasizing the potential harm that can be inflicted by others, especially those with similar capabilities.

Pointing out limitations in one's ability to express affection or engage with everyone simultaneously.

Linking oral hygiene (washing teeth) to the ability to engage intimately with others.

Suggesting the importance of personal care before engaging in close interactions.

Describing a process of self-consumption, possibly metaphorical, after certain actions.

Highlighting the act of consuming, possibly with a metaphorical undertone.

Reiterating the limitation in expressing affection to everyone due to personal constraints.

Reconnecting oral hygiene to the ability to engage intimately with others.

Stressing the importance of personal care after certain actions.

Describing a process of self-consumption, possibly metaphorical, after certain actions (repeated from line 18).

Reiterating the difficulty of imagining certain circumstances (repeated from line 6).

Committing to learning on behalf of someone else (repeated from line 7).

Reiterating the difficulty of imagining certain circumstances (repeated from line 24).

Committing to learning on behalf of someone else (repeated from line 25).

Repeating the description of a collective existence, possibly emphasizing unity or commonality (repeated from line 8).

Repeating the suggestion that everyone is engaged in a struggle, either in the form of conflict (teeth) or seeking relief (pills) (repeated from line 9).

Repeating the portrayal of a scene where everyone is vying for attention or favor, especially at the feet of someone important (repeated from line 10).

Repeating the highlighting of the competitive nature of relationships, indicating conflicts may arise in pursuit of the same goal or person (repeated from line 11).

Repeating the suggestion that anyone can adapt to a lifestyle where everything, even personal well-being, is negotiable or for sale (repeated from line 12).

Repeating the expression of vulnerability, implying that others can have a significant impact or influence (repeated from line 13).

Repeating the emphasis on the potential harm that can be inflicted by others, especially those with similar capabilities (repeated from line 14).

Concluding the thought, reiterating the limitation in expressing affection to everyone due to personal constraints (repeated from line 15).