Overgrown
Navigating Life's Overgrowth: Tim Neuhaus' Reflective Journey
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You said it again, the mother, the friend
You reiterated the roles of mother and friend.
The storage, the fights, the language, the sighs
Referencing conflicts, storage, communication struggles, and audible expressions of weariness.
You said it again, the writer, the man
You repeated the roles of a writer and a man.
The luggage, the sights, I'm foreign and slightly
Mentions baggage, experiences, and a feeling of being foreign and somewhat detached.
Overloaded overlong
Expresses being overloaded and enduring for an extended period.
And some things we have overflown
Refers to surpassing certain limits or capacities.
Overdone and overgrown
Conveys excessiveness, both in actions and personal growth.
And the kids getting older
Observes the natural progression of children aging.
What for
Raises the question of purpose or motivation.
To be open and open again
To experience openness repeatedly.
Slightly...
Introduces a sense of slightness, perhaps indicating a nuanced emotion or circumstance.
We are over and over the edge anyway
Suggests being on the edge, possibly emotionally or in a relationship.
I'm too intact, that's all, in fact
States being excessively intact, perhaps suggesting a resistance to change or vulnerability.
The joys we meet are ones we don't need
Comments on encountering joys that are unnecessary or unwanted.
Overtook and overlong
Describes overtaking and enduring for an extended period.
And we thought we could overlook
Suggests a previous belief in the ability to ignore or forgive certain things.
Overdone and overgrown
Highlights excessiveness, both in actions and personal development.
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