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In this spoken‑word piece, the poet confronts the suffocating intensity of love that feels like an overdose of worry. They describe a physiological metaphor where the liver can no longer filter anxiety, likening their compulsive need to fix broken systems to a fiery addiction. The speaker questions the wisdom of carrying others’ burdens for too long and the pain of eventually letting them go, using images of deep ponds, gravity, and the creator‑creation relationship. The poem urges a release from self‑imposed notoriety, reminding the listener that they are a picture of the Creator, not the hand that made Him, and that true freedom comes from relinquishing the false role of a burden‑bearer.
