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The poem expresses the speaker's desire to end their life journey because they have caused too much hurt to others through broken hearts, upset souls, and dashed hopes. The speaker feels their life has been like a ship sailing aimlessly through days of hope but reaching no destination. Having promised only pain and struggle, the speaker chooses to end the journey of their blazing but hallucinatory art that arrives nowhere despite sailing everywhere.
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