The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Silent" by the artist "Tori Kelly"
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In "Dear No One," Tori Kelly navigates the complexities of love and intimacy. On one hand, she cherishes her independence
Tori Amos's "What Child, Nowell" explores the birth of Jesus Christ not only as a religious figure but also as a symbol of hope, renewal, and light entering the world.The opening lines pose rhetorical questions alluding to the biblical narrative of Christ's birth in Bethlehem "What child is this who, laid to rest, on Mary's lap is sleeping?"
EnglishIn "Winter," Tori Amos employs the imagery of winter as a metaphor for personal growth and the inevitability of change.Childhood and Fear The song opens with childlike imagery – mittens, shoelaces, familiar winter
In "Trouble's Lament," Tori Amos employs the allegorical figure of Trouble, personified as a young woman facing hardship and danger.Trouble has a falling out with Satan, possibly representing oppression, addiction, or negative forces, and goes on the run
In Tori Amos's song "The Wrong Band", the narrator reflects on relationships and the importance of being with the right person.The lyrics are structured around three stories about women – Ginger, an unnamed senator, and Heidi – each grappling with their own relationship struggles
In Tori Amos's "The Night of Hunters", the rose, a traditional symbol of love, is painted red with the color of blood. "The Night of Hunters" is a metaphor for dark times, when evil and violence prevail
