With a body thicker than your skin Determination opens within
The weak are more desired to riddle themself with
Discrimination of it

A god has tore your life apart
And it has burning rage inside
That god is me, from my heart
all down to the fingerprints of a lie

If I die, let me die while laid in peace
There's nothing (there's nothing) that will upset me
I will live my life in a cold coma
For the sins that I left within two bold lovers

What do these 3 paragraphs mean to the reader and what story does it tell?

Explanation:

The greatest thing that ever happened to my marriage is that we learned to laugh. Things that used to make us fight for a month, now we literally look at each other and start laughing instead.  

Before reaching this point in our relationship, my husband and I were with our small group, and he told a story about me in the group. There are the public stories that you say and tell everybody, and there are others you just don’t share. So I was just sitting there. We were with them for a long time at that point, and then went to dinner together, and I just kept getting more and more upset. I felt betrayed, and I felt unsafe. And that was the lie that was growing. It was just, he can do that and move on and I'm kind of under the bus, and he doesn't even care, you know? Then this bigger narrative began unfolding. Now I’ve moved from mad to distraught, to questioning our marriage. It moved from something small to this huge marital issue and distrust.  

Comparison and contrast  caroline and catherine were two incredibly similar and yet two different people. they were identical twins, therefore both presenting with beautiful blonde hair and striking blue eyes, yet caroline had a distinguishing birth mark on her right hand while catherine had a single freckle on her left hand. both caroline and catherine excelled in language arts yet catherine struggled in their shared math class while caroline was always the first to raise her hand. the twins were both incredibly close to their tight knit friend group, however caroline was much more introverted and would often become ill from the anxiety of going out each night, unlike catherine. the twins both grew to become frustrated with the constant comparisons they faced which was likely to be followed by criticism as how one should be like the other. even with the harsh downfalls of being identical twins, the sisters ended up moving to maine together when they went off to the same university in a small town, shocking several of their family members.