I used to believe I was frozen ice cool
I was untouchable, I was skating on lava
I used to believe I could make Zeus apologize to me
Apologize Greek God for thinking about challenging me
Bending his spark, stealing his thunder
Everyone can get hurt but not even a Greek God could bury me alive
Unstoppable, with an overwhelmingly feeling of being untouchable
with my seemingly impossible streak of holding my own
I truly believed no one could touch my thrive
then the downward spiral happened
I took a decade long nose dive
My inner circle, my trusted confidants
became my unexpected enemies
one time companions were closer than other family
Now I feel hated, I feel left for dead,
dare I say I was publicly decapitated
My biggest mistake, I took on unwinnable battles because
I used to believe I was frozen ice cool
Your depiction of that
Your depiction of that bulletproof feeling was astonishing. Pure brilliance, and the perfect launch into a cautionary tale about taking on "unwinnable battles". I acutely felt the sense of loss here as you described a type of friend who could invite you into their heart one day and " publicly decapitate" you the next. A tumultuous chapter of life that can wound us deeply, but also make us wiser.
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i hope it's not autobiograpical and if it is, may all your enemies
become your friends.. instantaneous resurrection ...
' 'I was untouchable, I was
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'I was untouchable, I was skating on lava
I used to believe I could make Zeus apologize to me '!!!! wonderful