| Hands Like Houses – Wisteria Lyrics | 7 years ago |
| @[StormBird:29032] I honestly really like this interpretation, and it wasn't that far off of my own. Were he, the narrator, is the ancestor of Mary, and is watching her cultivate with the progress he had made prior to her. As in the phrases, "Because I've grown into the ground and there are branches in my bones" and "I've been lying here too long, the branches pushing me apart where weakness showed". But all in all our interpretations are relatively the same for the fact that the narrator strived to go higher, but where he failed, Mary continued on in his place. | |
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