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==== 🜈 How It Functions in “Outer Shell” ====

“Outer Shell” doesn’t just describe suffering — it extends it outward, allowing readers to inhabit it.
By the final lines, that suffering transforms into a shared experience, revealing a subtle message:

: You are not alone in your alienation.

And that realization — paradoxically — is the poem’s most intimate gesture.
It’s an act of connection born from isolation, a quiet embrace through despair.

Would you like me to expand this concept into a short essay-style reflection (something you could use as a companion commentary to Outer Shell, almost like liner notes explaining its existential framework)?