cosy apologia

• 'i could pick anything and think of you'


  first person autobiographical
• 'the glossy blue my pen exudes, drying matte'


  starts glossy, dries matter showing how love is presented to be special and unique but its all just boring and normal
• 'shooting arrows to the heart'


  stereotypical love portrayal
• 'to set me free'


  damsel in distress, saving her from society
• 'post-post-modern age is all business'


  the world changes around them but their love remains the same
• 'oddly male: Big Bad Floyd'


  almost mocking the hurricane
• 'only talent was to kiss you senseless'


  recognises how lust is different to the real love she has now
• 'thin as licorice and as chewy'


  emphasises how superficial and surface level her previous love was
• 'sweet with a dark and hollow centre'


  kindness on the outside but on the inside there's nothing more to it
• 'twin desks, computers, hardwood floors'


  reinforces their ordinary relationship as poets
• 'were content but fall short of the divine'


  society states that there is almost a number of boxes to tick to class as normal love
• 'i fill this stolen time with you'


  society takes time away from them, the storm allows them to appreciate what they have