Here’s an odd way to start a conversation about a song: the word moron.
Hi all. It’s the third episode in our autumn series Fall
Into Poetry. We’ve featured two story-songs (narrative poems) that are ballads,
not the modern power ballad of the music world but the literature-based ballad
with its focus on the subjects of love, betrayal, and death.
This episode’s song is not a ballad, even though it concerns
love and betrayal and the death of a relationship. It’s not even a story-song.
It’s a lyric poem, which means that it expresses an emotion. We do have hints
of a story but not really.
And we’re delving into the song by looking first at the word
moron. Odd, I know. A little weird. But there you are.
TIMINGS
- 00:00 Welcome
- 00:40 Introduction
- 03:44 Oxymoron / Shakespeare
- 07:52 Oxymoronic Characters
- 08:03 “Little Lies”
- 11:00 Stanza 2 Twist
- 13:23 Summation for Writers
- 14:20 Last Words / Closing
Total Run Time = 16:26
LINKS
“Little Lies” performance https://youtu.be/uCGD9dT12C0
“Little Lies” lyrics https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/fleetwoodmac/littlelies.html
#fleetwoodmac #christinemcvie #littlelies #oxymoron #hamlet
#romeoandjuliet
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