He's practically begging to his lover to make him a blind believer about her love and loyalty, no matter how false she can sound to his 'innocent' ears. He chose to be naive for not disappointing himself about her. A nut choice, I would say, but it's a fact that many people have also chosen to live at this way for not seeing the real truth...
I like specially its last lines, where he compares his situation to that employe who works hard all day and naively believes (or pretends to believe) his boss will give to him 'some great reward' for compensating him for such a dedication...
He's practically begging to his lover to make him a blind believer about her love and loyalty, no matter how false she can sound to his 'innocent' ears. He chose to be naive for not disappointing himself about her. A nut choice, I would say, but it's a fact that many people have also chosen to live at this way for not seeing the real truth...
I like specially its last lines, where he compares his situation to that employe who works hard all day and naively believes (or pretends to believe) his boss will give to him 'some great reward' for compensating him for such a dedication...