rene
17 years ago
Rain rain keeps pouring down |
Ed or Ian Henderson
17 years ago
Yeah, sleet. Clearly you live in the North of England. |
Normal is the Watchword
17 years ago
Tears? |
The Crappy Poet
17 years ago
Yes, I understand it...you are basically using rain as a metaphor of the loneliness and depression that is building up inside to the point where you can't take it anymore (over flow) |
TheWorldFellNUWerentThere
17 years ago
Agrees with Corinne ^_^ |
Ed or Ian Henderson
17 years ago
Scuse me. I used to be a teen. I never felt "drowned". By anything. And I'm a product of Thatcherite Urbanism. If you were born to the iPod generation you really don't know just how very lucky you are. |
Normal is the Watchword
17 years ago
I'm a teen and I don't feel as most teens claim to feel. I'm not sad over the fact my boyfriend dumped me (if I had one anyway) I'd be more sad if someone known for helping others died. |
Crazygirl yeh
17 years ago
is it about the same as my sisters |
DarkPoetess
17 years ago
did you recently lose someone you loved? i use losed loosely like a breakup or a death either way, you loved that person, and missing that person is filling you with depression and sadness, because you aren't exactly sure how to deal with them not being there? am i on the right track? |
Cory Mastrandrea
17 years ago
To the Op, first of all, literaure is subjective, so it doesn't matter what you meant. Your meaning is NOT the REAL meaning. Every meaning mentioned in this post, including rain--the wet stuff that falls from the sky--is the real meaning. If you don't know what subjective is then go look it up. Call it a...learning experience. A poem with many different interpretations is better than one with just a single straight forward, it has to be this meaning anyways. |
Edward D Zurovec
17 years ago
I think you have a drinking problem. You will drown if you keep pouring it down. |