{Let me know your interpetations, honestly}
Spawn
Since we can not part
I
drink
Vermouth
Like a thirsty child
No spawn to show
(Ha,
I
must
crazy)
But, it's worth it
I've loved,
I've
loved
so
much
But, now I'm dead inside
I killed my babies
As
I
killed
my
love
We're finally free...
From a "challenge on MySpace, is this too twisted?
Twisted indeed, but
it's interesting.
My interpretation -
forgive me if it's horribly
off - would be that this
has to do with an abortion(?).
It sounds like it's a woman
saying she's loved but then
she's gotten rid of her unborn
children and, in doing so, she's
given herself freedom as well
as freedom to her unborn children
to escape the cruelties of life.
And I noticed that you've got
some kind of structure in every
stanza as if you're trying
to make it look like something...
I can't quite figure out the shape
but it's very much there.
From a "challenge on MySpace, is this too twisted?
a a little twisted but still good.
From a "challenge on MySpace, is this too twisted?
each man kills the things he loves.
and i just killed my love of poetry by reading that linguistical rape.
From a "challenge on MySpace, is this too twisted?
you lost me on this one...beam me up xena
From a "challenge on MySpace, is this too twisted?
cool
From a "challenge on MySpace, is this too twisted?
spooky, a little scary.
From a "challenge on MySpace, is this too twisted?
The guit of abortion is felt by this woman in the poem and resulted in her act of taking her life. Anger she felt, a very angry woman .....and yet there is remorse and regret that haunt her as she live her life......only death can finaly rid her of all anger, remorse and regret.
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