The last line should be "I stood up and walked out the arms of Venus de Milo," meaning he paradoxically walked out in her arms, though she seemed to have none.
I think this is about him being excited about falling in love with a girl who's obviously broken somehow, but he doesn't mind and he's not embarrassed, and proudly goes out with her.
The last line should be "I stood up and walked out the arms of Venus de Milo," meaning he paradoxically walked out in her arms, though she seemed to have none.
I think this is about him being excited about falling in love with a girl who's obviously broken somehow, but he doesn't mind and he's not embarrassed, and proudly goes out with her.