Some of you may have noticed that I've been quiet lately. There are so many reasons for that but that's something to discuss another day... The last few days I've been preparing myself for today. Today is KB's birthday and I have been thinking about her a lot this past weekend. Hot on the heels of our anniversary and Mother's Day today is just another day where my heart could feel lost because the person that I want to talk to, hold tight and kiss isn't here and won't ever be here again. I've shared a lot of my feelings here and I thought that I had such a good handle on my feelings but as time goes by I have started to accept the fact that I have no control over my emotions and most days I feel more empty than anything else. But not today. Today, like our anniversary, I feel an overwhelming feeling of love. Even though she's not with me the love that I feel for her remains and I hope it never leaves. It might seem strange to some and ther...
I'm a blubbering mess here. One of my favourite songs, but never listened to it in this context.
ReplyDeleteYeah me neither. I was listening to music yesterday while I was working and this song came on and just the chorus triggered a little stream of tears so I listened to it again. That's the thing about art, be it a painting, music or written work, the emotion that it draws from us can change depending on our own perspective at a point in time and then when we see it from the perspective of others it can change the emotional connection to the work. That's exactly why we should never hide the things we create because we only see it from our narrow perspective and not sharing it deprived the world of the opportunity to feel something deep and meaningful. Art is not about what we create but about the emotions that we draw out of people with that creation... I think I'm just blabbering now. Keep in mind that I failed Art History in University because my prof didn't like my appreciation of a piece so take all of that with a grain of salt :-D
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ReplyDeleteI heard a CBC interview with the producer who first signed Jann Arden. Apparently, the first time he listened to her, he didn't think she was all that great. But then, a few months later, he'd just gone through a rough break-up and popped her demo CD in the player. Completely different response to her music. Thank God.