Helena And Demetrius Analysis

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Music is everywhere, and because it's everywhere music can be and is inspired by everything. Songs now a day's are inspired by old poets, nature, or anything artists can up with. Sometimes creating a foundation of your own when creating a song is hard, I mean music has been around for so long that it's kind of hard to find a way to make a song with a unique topic base sound etc.. So instead of going through the whole progress artist turn to poets. Poets like Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson, or even Robert Frost. Artist use the foundation of one of these poets works and build it from their similar experiences. The trauma between Helena and Demetrius is a very used situation in most songs, its relatable on a level with most people and easy to base …show more content…
Is this really it? You've given up so easily, I thought you loved me more than this." this reminded me of the part in the book when Helena question how much Demetrius really loved her in order to hate her and despise her so much. "I will change if I must. Slow it down and bring it home, I will adjust. Oh if only, if only you knew, Everything I do is for you." this lyric is much like Helena's desperation to make Demetrius love her once more and how she would do everything in order to achieve such a feat.

Beside this song there are many numerous songs that take inspiration from Shakespeare, some show their connection more obvious than others such as the song "Love Song" by Taylor Swift which clearly states "Cause you were Romeo ,I was a scarlet letter And my daddy said stay away from Juliet" incasing the names of two famous characters in one of Shakespeare's plays Romeo and Juliet. Some songs are more discreet such as Girlfriend by Avril Lavinge which speaks about a girl not liking her crushes significant other also taking in the theme of Helena and Demetrius. There are many others examples but these are just a
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