Death of me Explained
The Death of Me- Explained There used to be a part of me, Innocent and also sweet, Didn’t know about the world, Full of negativity, Having all my empathy, For the world that doesn’t need it, Just so eager to stay neat, All in front of living meat. In the first stanza, a person had a part of herself that was very soft, kind, sweet and innocent. But little did this person know about the word that is filled with negativity and this person always had empathy for everyone. The poet also tells that this person is so eagered to look neat and good in front of others that it goes prey in front of them. The "living meat" is the metaphor used by the poet to refer to the bad people whose humanity is dead. Gave more than enough to be, Thinking of the courtesy. They did not deserve any, So that part is dead in me. Where to bury or cremate, Sadness for too much at stake, So I eat and drink that flesh. Just to find myself in st ate. In the second stanza, the poet says that she gave more