03-28-2016, 09:21 PM
Hi there, Nester.
I really enjoyed this poem.
I would have to be in agreement with Jasper in regards to "like a minor toady"; I'm not entirely sure what that's supposed to mean.
I didn't feel as though there was anything wrong with "unring the bell/unscrew the girl", not for me at least. I can see that the bell is referring to a boxing ring which becomes a metaphor for the act of sex (much like ACDC's "You shook me all night long").
Hope this is helpful.
Emma
I really enjoyed this poem.
I would have to be in agreement with Jasper in regards to "like a minor toady"; I'm not entirely sure what that's supposed to mean.
I didn't feel as though there was anything wrong with "unring the bell/unscrew the girl", not for me at least. I can see that the bell is referring to a boxing ring which becomes a metaphor for the act of sex (much like ACDC's "You shook me all night long").
Hope this is helpful.
Emma
These fragments I have shored against my ruins
Why then Ile fit you
-T.S. Eliot (The Wasteland)
Why then Ile fit you
-T.S. Eliot (The Wasteland)

