They connect in the way of love and caring. They connect in a way that shows the desire and the determination anyone can see in a handicapped person's eyes. In the song by Damien Rice, it seems, that quite possibly someone has fallen in love with someone. It does not have to be what everyone thinks. Love is not just something between two people, this could also be something felt by a father to a daughter, or a mother to a son, in a completely non sexual and non physical way...
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It does not have to be what everyone thinks. Love is not just something between two people, this could also be something felt by a father to a daughter, or a mother to a son, in a completely non sexual and non physical way. The father, who is a farmer in the poem "Bringing Desire to The Fields", seems to be in love with his handicapped daughter...
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