This poem has two speakers if you divide every 4 lines into different voices: "we'll meet again" is answered by "oh tell me where". I don't know if he's talking to himself or what but it's interesting. The lines "oh tell me where your freedom lies/the streets are fields that never die" are great.
This poem has two speakers if you divide every 4 lines into different voices: "we'll meet again" is answered by "oh tell me where". I don't know if he's talking to himself or what but it's interesting. The lines "oh tell me where your freedom lies/the streets are fields that never die" are great.