Valentine
- Created by: Rachelpachel332
- Created on: 26-01-17 18:17
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- Valentine
- 'I give you an onion'
- the onion is the main focus,
- The longer you cook an onion the taste sweetens and becomes less extreme
- Reflects a relationship; the more you work at it and 'cook' it the better it becomes
- 'It will blind you with tears like a lover'
- could be taken in positive or negative way
- For example some times you can be happy and cry or be hurt by a lover
- Suggests that love is blindness. Dont now where you go with it
- Love is an emotional thing and can make you feel all sorts of emotions
- could be taken in positive or negative way
- 'possessive and faithful'
- everlasting example of good and bad
- shows the two extremes of love
- If your partner tells you what to wear and you refuse, if they dont mind you refusing they are possessive and faithful
- both adverbs
- Every lover will be possessive but also faithful
- 'Its platinum loops shrink to a wedding-ring'
- the circle of an onion goes round and round
- the cycle goes on until you reach a wedding
- Almost like every relationship ends up either breaking up or married
- 'cling to your knife'
- clinging is less than possessive
- The scent of love will keep clinging until you cut it off, not strong enough to wash
- A meaningful relationship always keeps on your mind
- Knife sugests pain. could be a phallic symbol
- Knife is an object
- Knifes cut things. Could the knife represent ending the relationship
- The scent of love will keep clinging until you cut it off, not strong enough to wash
- clinging is less than possessive
- 'I give you an onion'
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