Prelude in E Minor by Chopin makes me wonder how I, in my right mind, left piano, even if it was only for six months. I'm so infatuated with this piece. Especially, because it's not rigid and allows room for own interpretation. Whether you want to play it really soft, breaking out into gradually louder meters every once in a while, or play in very slow in some sections and faster in others, the piece will always sound amazing. It's just one of those composed masterpieces that make you fall in love with music.

Music, is something like what Nicholas Sparks once said about love in one of his novels...

"I can't see it. But I can feel it."

That's the beautiful thing about it. The fact that you don't need to hear or see music really. You can just feel it, deep in your chest.

The Cliché

I don't want to wake up and wonder "what if"



And because of that, I'll wait
I'll wait until I feel as though I can't anymore
Because it's worth it

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Taylor Swift feat. The Civil Wars "Safe & Sound" (from The Hunger Games ...

Not a big fan of TSwift but I have to say the "eerie" tone of it is definitely achieved through the instrumentals.

"She was not good on the phone. She needed the face, the pattern of eyes, nose, trembling mouth...People talking were meant to look at a face, the disastrous cupcake of it, the hide-and-seek of the heart dashing across. With a phone, you said words, but you never watched them go in." -Lorrie Moore

Eli Lieb - Place Of Paradise - Official Music Video

Blabbing

I think I have two sides. Like everyone does. There's one person that you are in some moments of the day and then another at other moments. It doesn't make me shady or double-faced or anything. Because both of those sides are completely and utterly honest. But the problem is that when I'm with people, I feel as though it's all going to be okay. Everything seems divine and just beautiful. And then when I'm alone, I feel as though I'm too old for all those games. Somebody once told me that they had grown until they were "25 or 30" in their minds because of all the emotions and experiences that had accumulated in their lives. And because of that, they just didn't fit into their current reality anymore. I feel as though I've been growing inside of me and the outside is just hesitating and stuck. Youth is full of mistakes and full of excuses but growing means reality and decisions. I feel as though there is a state line between those two and both my feet are on separate sides of that line.

I am cut in half, basically.
I am the shore line.
Waiting to be kissed by the sea and struggling--
Because the sand provides safety from drowning in the waters.