Monday, January 31, 2005

Fake Wings

I've been tracking down the .hack//sign osts since Friday and finally began listening to the music again for the first time since before the summer. I recalled the main verse of, "Key of the Twilight," and the melody of, "Fake Wings." The content of, "Fake Wings," "The World," and, "Aura," thus plastered a wry smile across my face this morning as I listened to them on my 15 minute hike to STAT208.

Look:

Shine bright morning light
Now in the air the spring is coming
Sweet blowing wind
Singing down the hills and valleys
Keep your eyes on me
Now we're on the edge of hell
Dear my love, sweet morning light
Wait for me, you've gone much farther, too far

How temporal and unsympathetically symbolic.

I wonder if I ever went too far--if I have, how often I have gone too far? I've felt, a number of times, that I was breaching the very edges of Hell... it is, admittedly, largely a part of my disgustingly poetic mindframe more than true-bearing philosophy, but it is like the .hack//sign soundtrack was specifically written with my future (as I first watched it not long before Semester 6) in mind.

Here is Aura:

if you are near to the dark
I will tell you 'bout the sun
you are here, no escape
from my visions of the world
you will cry all alone
but it does not mean a thing to me

knowing the song I will sing
till the darkness comes to sleep
come to me, I will tell
'bout the secret of the sun
it's in you, not in me
but it does not mean a thing to you

the sun is in your eyes
the sun is in your ears
I hope you see the sun
someday in the darkness

the sun is in your eyes
the sun is in your ears
but you can't see the sun
ever in the darkness
it does not much matter to me

This is entirely personal. If you ever took the time to realize intention in many
of the deeper statements
of the writings I read at Good Karma back at the
highschool, you know I took upon myself that my psyche is one draped in
darkness; in a pseudo-demonic stature that isn’t malicious, but never
pretends to be nice. You would also know I claim my “visions of the world”
to be somewhat malevolent—I have often reflected my eyes, and my visions,
lead me to be overwhelmingly unsympathetic in this world because they
trick me with what others seem to state are “disturbing”
pictures all the time.

It is… maybe creepy how relevant these lyrics are.
It is also confusing that I did not realize the connotation sooner.

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