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   Kawm

   Apr 23, 2017 at 9:34 pm

   Lovely! Is this the relationship cheat sheet for a man to keep a woman? I like how it also has many formulas with their respective results as well. The ingredients are delicious especially the 1 teaspoon of sweet words, 1/2 teaspoon of honey, and 1/8 teaspoon of comfort. It’s also sour and bitter with 1 tablespoon of lemon and 2 cups of harsh words. I can feel that it’s also painful because of the 4 wine bottles of shard, 1/2 teaspoon of salt in the wound, and 6 cups of tears. I like this figurative way of how feelings can be measured, weighted, cooked, and tasted. How interesting!

   What I have come to conclude from reading this post is that: Anonymous is probably a woman who wants to leave a relationship but can never. At the end of almost every stanza, there’s always a hint of “not leaving,” no matter what the results of the ingredients are. Maybe that’s why the title is “Dead End” because all results regardless of their ingredients, concludes in “not leaving the relationship.” And this would make sense for it to be called Dead End, because the relationship is at a dead end with no more and no where to go next even if the relationship is sweet, sour, bitter, painful, and all of those and everything put together. In conclusion, I get the feeling that loyalty and faithfulness is also the message here, staying together forever and ever regardless of what happens even if it is at a “Dead End.”

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