“Hope was a quiet ember in my chest, Waiting for one brave breath To spark into something bright.” What does the ember represent?

“You said my dreams were just fragile feathers, But I built wings out of them anyway.” What does the phrase fragile feathers symbolize?

“Stress grew like vines around my ribs, But I learned to untangle them one breath at a time.” What figurative language is used in “stress grew like vines”?

“My patience dwindled like phone battery on 1%, But I kept going—slow, stubborn, steady.” What does dwindled mean?

“We drifted apart like unanchored boats, Not angry—just moving with different tides.” What does the comparison to unanchored boats suggest about the relationship?

“I planted my intentions like seeds, Watered them with effort, And waited for confidence to bloom.” What does "confidence to bloom" suggest?

“I tried to navigate this maze of expectations, Every turn echoing your voice, But I finally found my own map.” What is the maze a metaphor for?

“Your apology was a hollow echo, Soft enough to hear, Empty enough to ignore.” What does a hollow apology mean?

“I stood on the edge of a reckless choice, Winds cheering me forward, Logic pulling me back.” What does reckless mean?

“Your words were fractured, breaking like frozen glass, But underneath the cracks, I heard a little hope sparkle.” What root word is in fractured, and what does it mean?

“Your encouragement was a lifeline, Pulling me out of the deep end When I thought I’d sink.” What does lifeline mean figuratively?

“The truth was veiled, wrapped in polite smiles, But your eyes told the real story.” What does veiled mean in this lyric?

“I carried the burden of the sunset on my back, But the night whispered, ‘Let it go.’ So I shed my worries like old paint.” What does the word burden mean in this context?