Such a concussion— | 1 |
a huge blow to the head, | 2 |
them being bored of | 3 |
how easy it was to figure | 4 |
you out; | 5 |
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you wishing you remembered | 6 |
your work amplified in ways you | 7 |
were sorry you never heard of. | 8 |
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That seems to be the problem, | 9 |
but how do you fix that, to where | 10 |
you expand your own | 11 |
library of accomplishments— | 12 |
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you try to read more into what made | 13 |
you so successful, but you struggle | 14 |
to do so, | 15 |
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because it seems you have reached | 16 |
the end of your productivity, of other | 17 |
people's sympathy, have climbed | 18 |
to your peak and are incapable of | 19 |
stirring up the procession | 20 |
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you used to have, but don't anymore. | 21 |