Breezeblocks

"She may contain the urge to run away"

This line introduces the theme of escape, suggesting a partner's desire to break free from the relationship.

"But hold her down with soggy clothes and breezeblocks"

The imagery here reflects a desperate attempt to control or keep someone close, despite the emotional weight it carries.

"Never kisses, all you ever send are fullstops"

This line highlights a lack of affection and communication, emphasizing emotional distance in the relationship.

"Muscle to muscle and toe to toe"

This physical imagery suggests intimacy but also the tension and fear present in their connection.

"The fear has gripped me but here I go"

This line captures the internal conflict of wanting to confront fears while feeling paralyzed by them.

"She bruises, coughs, she splutters pistol shots"

The violent imagery conveys the emotional and possibly physical turmoil within the relationship.

"She's morphine, queen of my vaccine"

This metaphor suggests that the partner is both a source of comfort and pain, highlighting the complexity of love.

"Please don't go I love you so"

This repeated plea underscores the desperation and emotional dependency felt by the speaker.

"I'll eat you whole"

This line suggests an overwhelming desire to possess or consume the partner, reflecting a darker side of love.

"Please break my heart"

This paradoxical request indicates a willingness to endure pain for the sake of love, emphasizing emotional conflict.