"Can't kill a wounded heart" implies a situation where someone is already emotionally hurt, and there's a sense that they're enduring despite further attempts to cause emotional harm or distress. It's an acknowledgment that once someone has already faced heartache or emotional pain, they are both vulnerable but also resilient in further emotional turmoil.

This could be interpreted in several ways:

1. Resilience: A heart that's already wounded knows pain and perhaps, has developed resilience. It can't be "killed" or broken further because it's already enduring pain and perhaps has grown stronger or more numb.

2. Suffering: A wounded heart could be continuously suffering, and in that sense, it's "immortal" in its pain. This can reflect a state of ongoing emotional turmoil that doesn't end, even though it seems like it should.

3. Healing and Hope: Alternatively, it could mean that a wounded heart is still alive, implying there is still hope, and that the process of healing, while slow and painful, is possible. It's the idea that as long as the heart is still metaphorically "beating," there's potential for recovery and revival.

This type of expression is common in artistic contexts because it resonates with human experiences of resilience through struggles, the persistence of memory, and the enduring quest for healing after emotional or psychological trauma.

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