Everyone slogs, from night to day,
Gets worn and torn, keeping death at bay.
I can stretch to the limit, and suffer a breakdown,
Or go on a maintenance break- and return the talk of the town.
Everyone strives, from earth to the moon,
Gets drained and sapped, losing drive too soon,
I can outrun the treadmill, finally run out of fuel,
Or go on a rejuvenation break- and return a sturdier mule.
Everyone runs, from pillar to the post,
Gets heated and dissipated, barely avoids getting roast.
I can cycle through loops, till you forcefully interrupt,
Or go on a hibernation break, and return stronger, though abrupt.
Everyone weathers, from roots to the shoot,
But if you are grounded and down to earth, you don't fear the occasional reboot.
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