1) Before marriage, relationships are depicted as romantic and idealistic, with partners bringing each other to nice places and opening doors for each other.
2) After marriage, relationships are described as becoming more difficult and stressful, with partners bickering, not spending quality time together, and focusing more on practical concerns than romance.
3) The poem suggests marriage often involves relationships changing from idealized views before wedding to realizing partners are imperfect and marriage involves compromise and adjustment.
1) Before marriage, relationships are depicted as romantic and idealistic, with partners bringing each other to nice places and opening doors for each other.
2) After marriage, relationships are described as becoming more difficult and stressful, with partners bickering, not spending quality time together, and focusing more on practical concerns than romance.
3) The poem suggests marriage often involves relationships changing from idealized views before wedding to realizing partners are imperfect and marriage involves compromise and adjustment.
1) Before marriage, relationships are depicted as romantic and idealistic, with partners bringing each other to nice places and opening doors for each other.
2) After marriage, relationships are described as becoming more difficult and stressful, with partners bickering, not spending quality time together, and focusing more on practical concerns than romance.
3) The poem suggests marriage often involves relationships changing from idealized views before wedding to realizing partners are imperfect and marriage involves compromise and adjustment.
Before wedding: Roses are red, violets are blue Like it or not, I'm stuck with you After wedding Roses are dead, I am blue You get on my head, I will sue you