How I decide to spend my Sunday afternoon - (4)

$I$ don't know; $who$ I am
$Am$ I myself; $is$ this my body?
$Just$ some-one; $really$ any-body.
$One$ .person in this world; $I$ am not special.
$Of$ all people – who knows me; $or$ what do I mean to the world?
$Many$ people think like this; $Me$ too.

No other thought has induced new gratification.

I think sharing literature on a problem-solving-site is not expected, but hiding something (a message) in it justifies that and might make it a problem.

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This is especially for Thành Đạt Lê.

There are three thoughts hidden in this poem that have something to do with the poem's meaning.

Henry U - 2 years, 5 months ago

There are "I", "me" and "my" in Italics. But not "myself", that means you are an individual that cares about others and put others' problem on top of yours. You want people to be safe before you do.

There is "someone" and "anybody" with hyphens in the middle, separating the word. It's called "hyphenation". It's not needed but it is for people to focus on those words.

Finally, there are semicolons separating each quote, with the last half is a response to the first half. It means you are talking to yourself and you don't need anyone else to solve your problems.