Concrete
Bleeding Hearts on Hard Concrete: A Tale of Exhaustion & Belief
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Too many days stood out in the rain.
Reflecting on enduring difficult times or challenges.
Is this what you dreamt of?
Questioning if current circumstances align with past aspirations or desires.
Think back to when you were young.
Nostalgically recalling one's youth.
How could you ever forget?
Emphasizing the unforgettable nature of certain experiences.
The brain fails but the heart knows.
Highlighting the resilience of emotions despite cognitive difficulties.
I'm bashing my head on the cold, hard concrete.
Expressing frustration or distress through a physical action on concrete.
Isn't that what you wanted?
Questioning whether the current situation aligns with desired outcomes.
And I still believe.
Affirming a continued belief or faith in something.
As I'm bleeding on your doorstep, the mess I made was worth it.
Despite the mess or challenges faced, affirming the value of the experience.
I'm so exhausted.
Expressing exhaustion, possibly both physically and emotionally.
Oh, look at you.
Observing someone who has found strength to follow through on commitments.
You found the strength to follow through on anything or for anyone.
Acknowledging the strength demonstrated for others or causes.
How did it take you so long?
Questioning the time it took to find or exhibit such strength.
The heart beats but the pain grows.
Highlighting the coexistence of heartbeats and growing emotional pain.
The brain fails but the heart knows.
Reiterating the persistence of emotions despite cognitive challenges.
I'm bashing my head on the cold, hard concrete.
Repetition of the expression of frustration or distress through physical action.
Isn't that what you wanted?
Revisiting the question of whether the current situation is desired.
And I still believe.
Reaffirming belief or faith in something despite challenges.
As I'm bleeding on your doorstep, the mess I made was worth it.
Despite the mess, asserting the worthiness of the experience.
I'm so exhausted.
Reiterating a sense of exhaustion, possibly from the journey described.
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