DNR

Expression of inner turmoil or negativity represented by a metaphorical "devil" within the speaker's mind.

Reiteration of the presence of internal struggles or negative thoughts symbolized by the "devil" in the speaker's mind.

The speaker takes pleasure or finds satisfaction in experiencing emotional or mental pain.

Reiteration of the speaker's inclination towards reveling in emotional or mental pain.

Direct plea to others not to attempt to rescue or help the speaker.

Strong warning against any attempt to assist or interfere with the speaker's struggles.

Explicit request to avoid resuscitating the speaker, emphasizing a lack of desire for help or intervention.

Indifference expressed towards any potential efforts to revive the speaker.

Comparison of the speaker to a wolf, emphasizing a defensive and aggressive stance.

Expression of frustration with societal norms and a desire to distance oneself from conventional living.

Direct command for others to stay away from the speaker.

Reiteration of the demand for others to keep a distance from the speaker.

Assertion that the speaker does not require any preparation for death; a metaphorical expression.

Suggestion to leave the speaker's fate to nature, using imagery of crows as scavengers.

Anticipation that the speaker will not attain a place in heaven; suggesting a rebellious or non-conformist attitude.

Declaration of an inclination towards a darker or rebellious path, symbolized by going "down below."

Statement emphasizing the speaker's constant stress and a warning against provoking or disturbing them.

Reiteration of the warning for others not to provoke or interfere with the speaker's emotional state.

Expression that the only time the speaker experiences well-being is when under the influence of ecstasy.

Specific reference to drug use (ecstasy) as a means of finding solace or happiness.

Repetition of the earlier metaphorical representation of inner struggles with the "devil" in the speaker's mind.

Continued acknowledgment of the ongoing internal conflicts or negative thoughts symbolized by the "devil."

Reiteration of finding satisfaction or pleasure in experiencing emotional or mental pain.

Continued affirmation of the speaker's inclination towards reveling in emotional or mental pain.

Repeated direct plea to avoid attempting to save or help the speaker.

Reiteration of the strong warning against any attempt to assist or interfere with the speaker's struggles.

Continued explicit request to refrain from resuscitating the speaker, emphasizing a lack of desire for help or intervention.

Reiteration of the speaker's indifference towards any potential efforts to revive them.