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Critical Analysis and Interpretation

Posted by Professor Smaltzovitz on December 01, 2005 at 21:40:40

In Reply to: Some of Aaron's songs lame?? Sacrelige! posted by What? on November 30, 2005 at 17:57:46:

Ya, und so, let us look at zee beavers; ya? Za beavers are no doubt symbolic of zee female genitalia, ya?

Und, what ve have here is the utter humiliation of zee female sex. Utter humiliation. Primitive.

I am sorry to tell you of zis ancient and disturbing symbols, rites, und rituals of the Dionysian subconsciousness.

Of course, Freud said, "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar." Und so, ve can conclude zat sometimes a beaver is just a beaver.

---------------Vich leads to zese thoughts-----

ZEE other interpretation is that zis is a haiku type poem---zee simplicity is astounding--pure genius---und yet, I am sorry to conclude, zee story ends.

America has not destroyed zee beaver population. Zat is a very veak generalisation---und a lie.

Zee writer of zese lyrics is incapable of plain language, he is a disturbed romantic, he must continually resort to hyperbole. He cannot see vaht is before his eyes and must exaggerate and shout to hide his narrow and distorted view of reality.

A shaman, a stranger, he must travel, he must find new customers for his juggling act and magic wares...he is depicted in history as the fool and the clown.

Yaaa. Das ist de ding. Yaaa.