Snaith // Valentine
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- Valentine
- "Not a red rose or a satin heart."
- Opens with a negative
- Subverted, the opposite of expectations
- Irony
- Sarcasm
- "I give you an onion."
- Short sentences used to be matter of fact, blunt and unromantic
- First person
- Onion infers layers
- "It is a moon wrapped in brown paper."
- "I give you an onion."
- Short sentences used to be matter of fact, blunt and unromantic
- First person
- Onion infers layers
- Something precious concealed in something ordinary
- "I give you an onion."
- "It promises light...like the careful ********** of love."
- Promise references to commitment
- ********** implies tenderness and intimacy
- "Here."
- Short and snappy sentence
- "It will blind you...with tears like a lover."
- Negative/aggressive vocabulary
- "A wobbling photo of grief"
- Blurred by tears
- "I am trying to be truthful."
- Harsh reality of love
- Truly wearing her heart on her sleeve
- "Not a cute card or a kissogram."
- Harsh reality of love
- "Its fierce kiss will stay on your lips."
- Commitment
- Long-lastng
- Passionate
- The scent of onion lingers
- "possessive and faithful as we are."
- Commitment
- Long-lastng
- Passionate
- Commitment
- "possessive and faithful as we are."
- Commitment
- "Take it."
- Direct
- Commanding
- "Shrink to a wedding-ring."
- Restrict, binding
- "Lethal"
- Change in tone
- "Its scent will cling to your fingers...cling to your knife."
- Repitition of cling suggests feelings of love can last even when the relationship is over
- "Not a red rose or a satin heart."
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