The metaphors in the first verse: "ill be a killer whale", "ill be a vulture", "ill be a monster" All use vicious animal features that are powerful or perhaps destructive.
The next few quotes use destructive elements: such as
"ill be a tidal wave…”
”I’ll be a perfect storm…”
“I’ll be a hurricane…”
”I’ll be a forest fire…”
”I’ll be an avalanche…”
These are also very powerful. The speaker uses the variety of metaphors that he does because of their connotations. His metaphors use animals that
cant be caged, and elements that cant be stopped. This shows that he the speaker does not want to be affected or subjected to any outside forces. He wants to be powerful.
The metaphors in the first verse: "ill be a killer whale", "ill be a vulture", "ill be a monster" All use vicious animal features that are powerful or perhaps destructive. The next few quotes use destructive elements: such as "ill be a tidal wave…” ”I’ll be a perfect storm…” “I’ll be a hurricane…” ”I’ll be a forest fire…” ”I’ll be an avalanche…” These are also very powerful. The speaker uses the variety of metaphors that he does because of their connotations. His metaphors use animals that cant be caged, and elements that cant be stopped. This shows that he the speaker does not want to be affected or subjected to any outside forces. He wants to be powerful.