Made of Glass

Expressing a desire to be emotionally hardened, as if undergoing intense emotional heat or pressure.

Suggesting a need to become resilient or tough enough to cope with the pain of losing a significant person.

Directly referencing the difficulty of dealing with the emotional aftermath of a breakup or loss.

Expressing fatigue from constant thoughts about the person who is no longer present.

Highlighting the persistent nature of thoughts related to the absent person, occurring every minute.

Noticing things in the surroundings that remind the speaker of the absent person's preferences or tastes.

Introducing the theme that everyone is fragile and vulnerable, like glass.

Reiterating the idea that all individuals share a fragility symbolized by glass.

Describing a self-deceptive act of convincing oneself that one will endure or persist despite fragility.

Reflecting on a previous belief that turned out to be false or misguided.

Recalling a moment of holding flowers, possibly representing a romantic gesture or a symbol of love.

Suggesting a sense of regret or longing if the person being addressed only knew the speaker's feelings.

Introducing the metaphor of a diary being filled with events, perhaps symbolizing the passage of time.

Imagining a diary being written with a constant awareness of time, possibly signifying a countdown.

Posing a question about the duration or timeline until a certain state or realization is achieved.

Continuing the theme of questioning the time it takes to become one's ideal self.

Expressing a desire or anticipation to reach a state of fulfillment or completeness.

Feeling fearful while maintaining an image or facade of dignity.

Inviting someone to share experiences at the metaphorical table of life.

Reiterating the vulnerability of everyone, emphasizing the fragility represented by glass.

Restating the idea that all individuals share a fragility symbolized by glass.

Affirming again that everyone is fragile and vulnerable, akin to being made of glass.

Repeating the notion of fragility, highlighting the universal nature of this vulnerability.

Reiterating the self-deceptive act of convincing oneself that fragility won't lead to a premature end.

Reflecting on a past belief that proved to be false or misleading, echoing earlier sentiments.

Recalling a moment of holding flowers, with a recurring sense of regret or unspoken emotions.

Expressing a wish that the person being addressed was aware of the speaker's hidden feelings.

Repeating the desire for the person to be aware of the unspoken emotions, emphasizing the longing.