I always thought he was discribing an afterlife experience. He clears his grave stone of leaves and realizes that he is dead. Then he recalls the way he died on the kitchen or bathroom floor (could be the tub but how many people got tile tubs?). Next thing he sees the bright light and gets confused. then the remaining lines i guess would be him facing judgement. The whole Manchurian Candidate part might mean that he finally realized that his life was just some test conducted by some divinity. (of course it's possible I'm way off)
I always thought he was discribing an afterlife experience. He clears his grave stone of leaves and realizes that he is dead. Then he recalls the way he died on the kitchen or bathroom floor (could be the tub but how many people got tile tubs?). Next thing he sees the bright light and gets confused. then the remaining lines i guess would be him facing judgement. The whole Manchurian Candidate part might mean that he finally realized that his life was just some test conducted by some divinity. (of course it's possible I'm way off)
You do kinda have a point,there.
You do kinda have a point,there.