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“Are you all right?'' I nodded my damn chicken head and prayed prayed like the world and all the victims of war, famine, and disease counted on it. God… please dont let me lay an egg. Not now” quote by Cecy Robson
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““Are you all right?'' I nodded my damn chicken head and prayed prayed like the world and all the victims of war, famine, and disease counted on it. God… please dont let me lay an egg. Not now””

Cecy Robson

About This Quote

Source Song: “Chicken Head” by Cecy Robson, 2023

The speaker pleads for protection from being forced into a role that would cause harm, reflecting anxiety about responsibility and sacrifice in a chaotic world.

In simple terms: Fear of being used for harmful purposes.

Key Takeaway

Seek peace and set boundaries.

Themes

anxiety responsibility war sacrifice

Mood

distressed hopeful reflective

Type

personal existential poetic

When to use this quote

  • personal crisis
  • conflict zones
  • ethical dilemmas
  • health emergencies

Key Concepts

existential dread self‑preservation burden of expectation

Questions to Reflect On

  • What responsibilities feel imposed on you?
  • How can you protect yourself while caring for others?
A Different Perspective

The plea may be overwhelmed by external pressures, limiting agency.

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