Starting with "‘History repeats’ was their excuse to stumble in the same holes." What I’m saying here is, people love to throw out that phrase—"history repeats itself"—like it’s just this random thing that happens and nobody can stop it. But really? It’s often just an excuse. Like, instead of learning from mistakes, they just accept messing up as inevitable and keep tripping over the same problems.

Then, "They knew the cracks but kept walking." This one’s even more blunt. It’s like, they saw the issues. The dangers weren’t hidden. The cracks in the road were right there in front of them. And still, they chose to step forward without changing anything. Almost like they’d rather pretend not to see it than actually do the work to fix it.

Next, "Lessons were written in fire…" Man, this part’s about how the consequences were obvious. Like, it wasn’t subtle. It wasn’t a quiet warning. It was burned into history—wars, collapses, betrayals, all the hard lessons humanity’s been through. It’s like the universe was screaming at us with giant flaming letters: DON’T DO THIS AGAIN.

And finally, "yet they chose to burn again and again." And still, despite everything, people keep making the same destructive choices. Not because they have to—because they choose to ignore the lessons. They jump right back into the fire, knowing full well it’s gonna hurt.

So yeah, this one’s kind of a mix of frustration and sadness, honestly. It’s about how we could learn. We could evolve. But too often, we don't, and it’s not because the warnings weren’t clear. It’s because facing them takes guts, and change is hard.