Jazz music Quote by Ashur Etwebi
““The sound of the wind stretches its limbs. The jazz music witholds some of its ruckus. Hands move something in the dark. I say: just an old romanticism... No matter, the place will fit everything. Vision descends upon flaccid pathways and rides them on cheap metal. Dried out trees and others take their water from the drowned sand by force. I say: a passing depression. No matter, the place will fit everything. During the day the sun approaches the mountain, places its hand upon it, its cold hand of lovers, strikes stone with stone. Mountain scrub dances behind the stone. The sun does not see it. Only the moon shines upon it all the way beyond the bend and the guardian stones watch from afar. I say: a passing coincidence. No matter, the place will fit everything.””
About This Quote
Source Poem: Unknown author, 2023
A surreal meditation on nature, music, and fleeting moments, seeing the world as fitting all experiences.
In simple terms: Nature and music blend in fleeting moments.
Key Takeaway
Observe and accept transience.
Themes
nature
music
transience
perception
poetry
Mood
dreamy
contemplative
enigmatic
Type
poem
reflection
philosophical
When to use this quote
- listening to jazz
- watching sunrise
- contemplating landscapes
- writing poetry
Key Concepts
surrealism
symbolism
impressionism
Questions to Reflect On
- How does the imagery affect your mood?
- What does “fit everything” suggest about acceptance?
A Different Perspective
Interpretation may be overly abstract for some readers.
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