my own world
plugged into the headphones and my musical library of nonsense to everyone else I sit next to the dark outside listening ot the wailing of a lonesome heartsick crooner on nothing but a guitar. My music makes no sense to anyone around me. I hide my favorite songs from everyone around me. I listen to them alone, afraid of what others would think and knowing what others would think and avoiding their condemnation or non understanding is better than finding a friend of song-liking to do nothing but sit in a room on a chillin evening listening to the incredible tear-creating greatness of an emotional epic of 3 minutes and 58 seconds and knowing the other person was struck like i was and thinks the same as me about the melody and is unafraid of the monster inside the lyrics or the fuzz of the intellionally left static. Though i pine and grow sappy over the subject i mush through the moment and move on with the high quality of my excellent life. The next songs come on and it would not be so foreign to outsiders and brings me back to a more inhabited realm of listening pleasure inspiring a change in vocabulary of my free-writing and mood. weird. realizing that this latest song is unappreciated by the dwellers of my circle delves my state into the dark vortexing abyss of a dark sea on a black night. i glory in the visualization adn the words that flow from my fingertips relishing my self-proclaimed genius. a popular song comes on and my endless black-greeen swirl of soul-crushing weighted loneliness wipes away like a few drops of mist carried on the wind and i feel awkard out in the open almost ashamed of being seen in such a trendy open plaine surrounded by so much open sky, but enjoying the fresh weather and sunshine. still alone in the music but not feeling the weight of the present track distracts my train into the nearly empty cafeteria around me and the chill of the drafty window and the near-still blood flow resultant of sitting at a computer for the last 3 hours. I should study some more.
2 comments:
I can picture you in that cafeteria with your laptop and your headphones.
Thanks for sharing some of your feelings through your free-writing.
Love you!
I like all the imagery! I love listening to music on the iPod. It helps me to feel the music even more and I love!
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