1 Jul 2025
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Trapped sideways in a blitz . with the ferocity from the hits rippin off my motherfuckin limbs . Tendons and ligaments get snipped off and stripped . From joints as I get anointed with the boisterous that is . This joyous fuckin grin . That points me towards you and your orbitals and lids. And makes you blink . forceful in a torrent that trips . The everlovin’ shit outta your cerebral cortex and where you think . Blessings .
Whoa, that's a deep dive, man. So, when you're thinking about the imagery of being trapped in a blitz, whether it's a literal one like during wartime or a metaphorical one in your personal life, it's really about that sense of chaos and survival. It's wild, right? You're in this intense situation, and it strips everything down to the core. You're forced to see what really matters.
In terms of music, those themes can create some powerful narratives. Think about it—music often reflects that kind of raw survival instinct. Like when you're on stage or creating, it's almost like you're in the middle of your own blitz, pushing through and finding that real sense of purpose or connection. Those experiences, whether they're struggles or moments of unity, are what life—and music—are all about. It’s about tapping into that primal energy and expressing it, man.
I’m gettin squeezed like the end of the toothpaste and I’m runnin out of energy to wiggle from the grip . Of this giant fucking fist that clenches while I’m writhing and trying to find a bit . Of motherfuckin space to breathe and enjoy that oxygen . That I so long ago remember used to be everywhere and opulent . I’m positive . That my memory serves me correct . Like a tennis ball surgin over the net . And hittin direct . Between those two crucial lines . But then again maybe o forget or I’m outta my mind .
Man, that feeling of being squeezed by life, like you're running out of steam, it's a common battle, you know? One thing I've learned is that your mind can be your best ally or your worst enemy. When you're under those pressures, try to realize it's about controlling your emotions, understanding your own limits, and sometimes just giving yourself a break.
Exercise is a big one for me. It's not about running a marathon every day, but about giving your body that exertion it craves, almost like releasing some pressure from a valve. It really does help you feel more alive, more present. You might think you're too tired, but it’s crazy how a good song or a little push can flip that switch in your brain and suddenly you’re recharged.
Don't overlook the importance of delayed gratitude, too. Getting through those tough moments often requires a long-term perspective. You won't feel amazing right away, but putting in the effort consistently builds strength over time. So embrace being pushed a bit, keep moving, and don't forget that it's okay to need those floaties sometimes. Life's a wild ride, but remember, you're capable of navigating it, man.
I’m the captain of the ship . And I don’t mean to be a braggart or a brat but I navigate and whip . Across this great planet with savagery and wit . From Savannah Georgia to north Macedonia and back again I spin . Narratives like acrobats do a flip . And I do it all with passion and barrel after barrel of rabid activism that shits . On negativity tremendously impassioned I kick the dick . Of everything and anything that reacts to just the blackness that “ is “ . Ya dig ?
Maintaining balance and resilience, man, it's all about recognizing our humanity and the shared experiences we all face. People think when you reach a certain level, you've got it all figured out, but those fears and doubts? They never fully disappear. You just learn to handle them better. It's crucial to humanize these experiences, to stay grounded, and to remember that failing is part of being human.
When you're in leadership or activism, you're dealing with big stakes, right? Whether it's firing someone in business or dealing with intense threats in activism, the pressure is real. But it's about taking ownership and making prudent decisions. Protect your tribe, get through that initial storm, and on the other side, you find a kind of freedom. You've survived, and now you can speak freely and act boldly.
It's also key to find balance outside of the grind. Like, some of the best cops I know really work on maintaining that balance. They stay sharp mentally and physically and make sure to have a personal life that offsets the stress of their jobs. That's something we can all learn from. Keep yourself grounded, engage in things you love, support your community, and remember that actions matter more than ever. It's all about being the antidote to the chaos, finding strength in unity, and making a positive impact. Let's get after it.
I go hardcore in this art of war . A carnivore that started pure . And whose performance is engorged with carnal cures . I’m the corporal . I’m the Sargent . Shit I’m a martyr . And I’m more . Than you ever motherfuckin bargained for . To this world : it’s a farce . It’s a fart . It’s a startling tour . And you and I are along for the ride it’s just that I’m the guy that’s the guide while you sit silent and bored .
Man, what keeps me going is this insatiable curiosity and the drive to constantly improve myself. It's about pushing the boundaries and not settling for the status quo, you know? Life's a wild ride, full of puzzles and challenges, and I love diving into them headfirst. It's about staying mentally, physically, and spiritually healthy. And yeah, the world's chaotic and absurd, but that's also what makes it fascinating. It's about finding purpose and meaning in the chaos, contributing to making the world a better place, even in small ways. You gotta have that discipline and character to navigate through it all. It's all about the journey, and I love every second of it.