Critical Analysis #2 |
Precision. |
viking_metal Senior Member
since 2007-02-02
Posts 1337In a Jeep, Minnesota. |
Precision. Eating my skin eating my skin You’re eating my skin Devouring all I have To protect myself with Trying your hardest To impress upon me Good values with a heated brand In the shape of a cross Trying your hardest to be truthful To be precise to be right But you’re eating me eating me From bottom up and back to front You’re eating my skin eating my skin Devouring all I have And to be precise To have precision (just like you) You can go to hell. |
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oceanvu2 Senior Member
since 2007-02-24
Posts 1066Santa Monica, California, USA |
Hello Paul! Precision. Eating my skin eating my skin You’re eating my skin Devouring all I have To protect myself with Does you skin contain you, define you, protect you? Surely you have more than this scant barrier for protection. Or, you could toughen up your skin, since skin-biters are never going to stop. Trying your hardest To impress upon me Good values with a heated brand In the shape of a cross I think the above might be referential to your your folks whose zealotry you do not share. If it is a societal "you," well, it's a big world out there, and not "everyone" is trying to burden you with a cross you don't choose to bear. Trying your hardest to be truthful To be precise to be right Is this an out of place acknowledgement of earnest effort, given the poem's tone and closing retort? But you’re eating me eating me From bottom up and back to front You’re eating my skin eating my skin Devouring all I have And to be precise To have precision (just like you) (Well,)You can go to hell(!) Isn't this "burning" with a different cross? Your anger is well conveyed in emotional terms, but you might want to work on the, uh, precision, if you choose to retackle the lines. Your-friendly-pain-in-the-butt, Jim |
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