Plath Heart

Unveiling Love's Birth: Braids' Plath Heart Explained
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Lyrics

There's no loving after

Emphasizes the absence of love after a certain point or experience.

All the squirm, we've been through it

Describes a challenging or uncomfortable situation that has been endured.

I've not come up back to you

Expresses a reluctance or hesitation to return to a past connection.

Pretty boyish smile

Highlights a charming, boyish smile, possibly from someone significant.

Planting in my spine

Suggests a metaphorical planting of something significant in the speaker's spine, possibly an emotional impact.

Don't get a hold on me

Rejects the idea of being controlled or restrained.

Is a time

References a specific time that signifies freedom in the relationship or life.

We're meant to be free

Affirms the concept of freedom in the context of the relationship.


No hurt

States a negation of hurt, focusing on the positive aspect of birth.

Only birth

Underlines the idea that only birth, not hurt, is the essential experience.

Only birth

Reiterates the significance of birth over hurt.

No hurt

Repeats the negation of hurt, emphasizing worth instead.

Only worth

Stresses the value of worth in contrast to hurt.

Only worth

Reiterates the emphasis on worth rather than hurt.


Didn't do exactly what you told me

Acknowledges a deviation from following instructions or expectations.

When you scold me

Reflects on the consequences of being scolded for not conforming.

Leads me to implore the

Leads to a plea or request related to a "golden hole."

Golden hole which was

Describes the golden hole as something given, possibly symbolizing a significant opportunity or connection.

Surely given to make

Expresses the purpose of the golden hole in creating beautiful children.

Beautiful children

Describes a repetitive and forceful action of pushing, possibly metaphorical.

And push and push and push

Continues the description of pushing, leading to the birth of a golden baby.

And out slides the golden baby

Visualizes the birth of a precious, golden baby.

With my stark hair

Highlights the speaker's distinct hair color in the context of the birth.

Eating men like thin air

Metaphorically suggests the speaker's ability to consume or overcome challenges like thin air.

Not your eyes

Clarifies that it's not about appearance but the heartbeat of a Plath heart.

Just the beating of a Plath heart

Emphasizes the beating heart, possibly symbolizing vitality or resilience.

Shooting in the wet dark

Describes a dynamic, active state of shooting in the wet dark.

I poke and turn

Describes a physical interaction involving poking and turning.

You smoke and yearn

Contrasts actions of the speaker and another, involving smoking and yearning.


Take me my darling for

Calls for the beloved due to a prolonged wait.

I've been waiting so long

Expresses the anticipation and impatience for the beloved to arrive.

For you to come

Reiterates the waiting for the beloved to come.


Take me my darling for

Repeats the call for the beloved and the extended period of waiting.

I've been waiting so long

Reiterates the anticipation and impatience for the beloved to arrive.

For you to come

Echoes the prolonged wait for the beloved to come.

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