Hansel and Gretel
The Tale of Hansel and Gretel Brothers Grimm Edition, written by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, tells a story of two siblings who are forced to overcome treacherous trials and tribulations that befall them because of the wave of negativity that fields them. Through diligence, love, trust and companionship they leap above the hurdles of selfishness, gluttony, and soar into an ocean of peace, provision and prosperity, where they live in happiness forever more.
On Planet Peach, that story went a little bit different.
The Answer
In this piece, the speaker is responding to the question, "What do you want from me?", in a general and personal sense. A reader and significant being posed the question, on a personal scale, to gauge the readers intentions and understand the perspective of the readers approach. The reader responded with "The Answer", and the rest proceeds as we train travel across planet peach.
Peach Trees
In the poem "Peach Trees", the reader is lost in a limbo of battle. However, the underlying truth is the reader is battling changing their self-mutilating perspective on life to grab on to a new one better suited for the challenges they will face and the one they want to face those challenges with. Romanticism or cataclysm.
Planet Peach
In this poem, the speaker's subconscious depicts what the speaker thinks to be necessary, to be the proper companion in a relationship. The speaker discusses how he responds to the antagonist around him that attack him and the significant being in his life. The speaker, dreamily, reflects on a reality where the significant being and the speaker are in one accord. In this accord, engines rev in the sexual and mental battle the speaker fiends for them to engage in. However the speaker faces the reality of Planet Peach crumbling before him and he struggles to keep it and himself together.