The first bit, "talking away," he talks without any restraint, even contradicting himself by having, "nothing to say," but saying it anyway. This kind of logic works perfectly, when your drunk. Someone is "shying away" from him, and he is "coming for your love," which can be taken as his pursuit of someone unwilling to give him sex. "Stumbling away," another symptom of being drunk. "Its not better to be safe than sorry" He is taking risks, drinking advances on another person. This is a little cherry picked, but this is the first interpretation that came to mind.
Read up to the end of section #30. You'll start to see some more dimension to the idea now, and even some more specific talk about "how to live." Read this carefully enough to do some in-class writing.
The first bit, "talking away," he talks without any restraint, even contradicting himself by having, "nothing to say," but saying it anyway. This kind of logic works perfectly, when your drunk. Someone is "shying away" from him, and he is "coming for your love," which can be taken as his pursuit of someone unwilling to give him sex. "Stumbling away," another symptom of being drunk. "Its not better to be safe than sorry" He is taking risks, drinking advances on another person. This is a little cherry picked, but this is the first interpretation that came to mind.
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