Throughout the poem, this sentence made me think that she is somehow jealous of "that woman".

Apparently, the rooster has a lot of impact in the town.

Is it like a man with two faces? A man who has two different lives?

The whole poem is related to dirtiness. I wonder what she wanted to express with that because it seems very important to her.

I think this stanza refers to how newer generations forget about ancient people or older generations. At a point, the older generations bother newer generations.

I think she is very romantic. something that sparked was how often throughout the poem she used "Now that I have your..."

She was passionate about love, but not very successful with it.

What she is describing, is it real? or is it an illusion of something negative that happened in her life and she could not do much. As a result, she has not been able to forget that event.

I feel that she is mad at someone that she might have given too much and that person let her down. She may have put too much faith on someone, and when that is not given back, that hurts a lot.

I love this part of the poem. I think those are feelings that a person feels/thinks before departing to a new adventure. Also, I think she was very adventurous

I love this part of the poem, during a person's renascence, the why and how thihngs happened play a big role, and she touches this part in this paragraph