Answer to Nightmare
Missing your warmth next to my shape,
just come and join me back under my cape,
feeling so lonely, feeling so cold,
i wanna show confidence so i'm gonna be bold,
you just belong here your head on my arm,
i'm meant to be only one who keeps you warm,
just hugging your frame like rubber on wire,
i know you enough to know your desire,
i'm done with the begging and saying i'm sorry,
i'll still give you everything so do not worry,
just take my life, my body and soul,
just stare in my eyes and make me whole,
i know it'll be hard and a lot will be weird,
but people will get it and clouds will be cleared,
show me how fearless you are and so strong,
i know that you fear your feelings are wrong,
but let me assure you they're a beautiful song,
song that echoes in my ears for so long,
song that calls to me come and find love,
if i lie just strike me from heavens above,
finding someone like you took long time,
why loving me back in your eyes is a crime,
how do you think relationship goes,
if love for another still so much shows,
if you can't get over our beautiful past,
how could the future with other one last,
i don't know how serious this words you will take,
but let me be clear not everything's fake,
i'm pouring my thoughts into the rhymes,
my deepest desires and my pitiful crimes.
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The main critique I've seen leveraged at Saltburn is that is falls short of its message of "eat the rich". But like...I never saw it as as that. Saltburn (to me) is steeped in a specifically English class context of nobility. There is this gap that cannot be bridged. Oliver throughout the movie has this deep frustration that he does not permanently belong in the sphere of Saltburn. Multiple people specifically goad him with this fact. Oliver is privileged by most people's standards, but it isn't enough. It's not eat the rich as they're all terrible its eat the rich as consuming them, absorbing them, licking the plate clean. The film came across as less a class critique and a hornier knives out but rather a psychological horror story about desire and not being able to have what you want the most. Oliver will never belong truly at Saltburn. Oliver despite worming his way into the family never has physical intimacy with Felix. It's not skewering the rich, it's commenting on the deep desire to inhabit their skin.
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