I was reading some Poems/Songs and was wondering most about "Five to One".
I know it's all up to interpretation and the words "No One Here Gets Out Alive" struck me as curious. As it was always said that Jim was always obsessed with death. But maybe as intelligent as he was and a bit lucid it seems to me death represents the old shakespearean image of Sexual Orgasm and Jim was into Sex, so much as we all know. So back to " Five to One" :
"Five to One baby, One in Five, No One Here Gets Out Alive Now,":
Seems to me as he's talking about a sexual act of a hand moving towards grasping his Manhood, Then the Hand has grasped his Manhood, Then the hand helps him acheive Sexual Orgasm.
I look at the verses he writes like that because of his other verse called "Ode to the Death of my Cock", in which Jim writes, "The Death of my Cock gives Life", I can't find any other meaning than the orgasm of the Penis that gives the seed of life. Hence when i apply this theory to most of the verses Jim has written about death it fits seamlessly, but, truly only an interpretation of an observation....I'm sure there are plenty of others and each has it's merits in it's own write.
I know it's all up to interpretation and the words "No One Here Gets Out Alive" struck me as curious. As it was always said that Jim was always obsessed with death. But maybe as intelligent as he was and a bit lucid it seems to me death represents the old shakespearean image of Sexual Orgasm and Jim was into Sex, so much as we all know. So back to " Five to One" :
"Five to One baby, One in Five, No One Here Gets Out Alive Now,":
Seems to me as he's talking about a sexual act of a hand moving towards grasping his Manhood, Then the Hand has grasped his Manhood, Then the hand helps him acheive Sexual Orgasm.
I look at the verses he writes like that because of his other verse called "Ode to the Death of my Cock", in which Jim writes, "The Death of my Cock gives Life", I can't find any other meaning than the orgasm of the Penis that gives the seed of life. Hence when i apply this theory to most of the verses Jim has written about death it fits seamlessly, but, truly only an interpretation of an observation....I'm sure there are plenty of others and each has it's merits in it's own write.