A sad circus clown who has hopes to inspire
The love of the long haired, blue -spangled trapeze highflyer,
Kicks off his floppy shoes and changes attire,
Just like Clark Klent, or Tobey Maguire,
And goes up the circus ladder, higher and higher,
'Cause a clown is she would never admire,
But there ain't no net beneath the high wire.
Nearing the top, he starts to perspire.
He's climbing out of the frying pan and into the fire!
I think that the author is trying to describe what armpits getting himself into. He has a choice to see Kaira or or give felix and moses the letter. If he doesn't give them the letter they will turn him but he goes to see Kaira and things might start getting pretty ugly for him.
4 comments:
Morgan,
Remember to capitalize your names and make sure to be more descriptive like you were in your book review.
Is there anything else the lyrics mean? You should put quotes around the lyrics so people know what's your opinion and what thee lyrics are.
Do not forget to capitalize the characters name. And a space between you exclamation marks and the next word/letter. I think that you could use a little more description to help explain it more. It is a long line and it connects to the book really well.
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