I wanna be yours by John Cooper Clarke

The title is the first sign of a "rule breaking" poem, the lower case letters. This poem has no deep meaning but only one of deep desire for some-one. It is quite a childish poem as it uses only very simple words, is ungrammatical and uses childish rhymes. It also does not use grammatically correct words such as "wanna". It is very informal, like what someone would say in a serenade to a person. &…

…which give a stronger beat and more laid back, light hearted approach. The "i wanna be yours" at the end of every verse is like a short summary, almost a chorus. <Tab/>At the end there is a plea of someone trapped in a loveless relationship, a plight expressed with wit and a fresh approach: - "i don't want to be hers / i wanna be yours". <Tab/>