Respuesta :
Answer:
You can use the song "Queendom" from Aurora.
Explanation:
This is a very poetic song and full of meanings, metaphors, rhymes and figurative language that will greatly enrich your reading plan.
Basically, the song talks about creating an ideal world, where the most disadvantaged people (in the world we live in) have the strength required to obtain privileged places in this new world. In addition, the music has a strong symbolism about equality, preservation of the environment, among other very important points so that it is possible that we live in harmony.
Answer:
I've chosen “Flowers” by Lauren Spencer-Smith because, although i've never been heartbroken (obviously, im 15 years young), this song is very emotional. The first couple of times I listened to this song I was very close to crying. I may not know firsthand how heartbreak feels, but I look at heartbreak from the outside, from my parents (of which i have no idea who my father is, but i've heard enough stories of him to get emotional myself because of the things he's done to my family, especially to my beloved mother), my mothers relationship with my younger brothers father, my grandparents, to even my aunt and her relationship.
Lyrics:
Took me over to your house to meet your family
Introduce me to them, saying that you'd marry me
Then you'd look me in the eye and say, "It's just a joke"
Then you'd kiss me and I'd smile, did you even know?
When you'd say that kinda thing, I'd be excited
Got me hoping maybe one day you would mean it
Always thought I'd only make a fool of someone else
Now you've only gone and made me make one of myself
I guess that flowers aren't just used for big apologies
I guess I should've been more conscious how you spoke to me
'Cause when we'd fight, you'd give me space and not communicate
And for a while I thought that's what I should appreciate
Maybe I was holding onto what I thought you were
But when you think too hard, eventually it starts to hurt
The version of you in my head, now I know wasn't true
Young people fall for the wrong people, guess my one was you
I was getting any flight so we could make it work
You'd ignore me, coulda told me you were seeing her
Kinda hate myself for justifying your mistakes
Took a minute but I learned that the hard way
Who are you to tell me I can't be heartbroken?
Babe, you had the chance, the door for you was open
If it's what you need to tell yourself to sleep at night
Pretend I haven't found a man who finally treats me right
I guess that flowers aren't just used for big apologies
I guess I should've been more conscious how you spoke to me
'Cause when we'd fight, you'd give me space and not communicate
And for a while I thought that's what I should appreciate
Maybe I was holding onto what I thought you were
But when you think too hard, eventually it starts to hurt
The version of you in my head, now I know wasn't true
Young people fall for the wrong people, guess my one was you
If there's anything I've learned, it's you should watch yourself
If it's hurting you, then leave and go and get some help
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This is a very poetic song and full of meanings, metaphors, rhymes and figurative language.
Basically, the song talks about narcissistic people, and going back into a relationship that you knew wouldn't work out, but still leading yourself on and in the end feeling embarrassed and making a fool from yourself, hence the lyric “Always thought I'd only make a fool of someone else, now you've only gone and made me make one of myself”. This song also talks about leaving a toxic relationship, then going into a new relationship and getting treated how anyone deserves to be treated, and young people creating a false reality of someone instead of realizing if they wanted to do something a good partner would do, they would, and if they don't then those two people aren't meant for each other. Also, the relationship being one sided with only one person trying to make sure it works out by doing everything in their power to make the other person happy, meanwhile the other is taking it for granted, and always justifying the other person's mistakes and not understanding your own self worth, hence the lyric “Kinda hate myself for justifying your mistakes, took a minute but I learned that the hard way”. Finally, it also talks about seeking any sort of help if you don't feel comfortable or safe in a relationship and realizing when you need to evacuate your relationship instead of convincing yourself things are normal when things are obviously not.
Explanation:
Hope this gives some inspiration!
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