A self composed music infused with self written lyrics and photography.
Lyrics:
Strangers walking past the street,
their cold eyes greet for a while.
Their feelings held beneath the void.
For in the remote corners of the mind,
Nobody knows, nobody understands,
the shadow of delusion runs for a feet,
casting a spell on the desolated eidos.
And you and I, gleamed by indifferent mirrors
of our own creations,
in the land and in the sky
for the time elapsing between us
in the fleeting glimpse passing between us
there’s a spirit that unites us
and there’s a minute separating us
and the begining, an empty space
lacing the constricted ethos
then there’s you and I beyond this frame
trying to bind
Nothing’s there and nothing that remains
that we call as our own
in this strange forgotten town
when the streets turn empty,
the dry leaves whirl around deserted benches,
the cold winds sweep across the alleys
and the dark smoke billows up the skies.
And then from a distant street
clasped by the braced grip of time
echoes of those obscure vibes coalesce.
-akancha
Nothingness and the search for completeness (or is the concept of completeness just a construct of the mind?) is put in words very movingly.
A very nice read.
Pleasant music as well. (I can’t understand the technicalities of Western music)
Best wishes
Aparna
Well, i just wanted to compress whole of philosophy from Plato’s forms to Kant and to vedanta in few lines…well, it doesn’t matters!
Very nice. From Plato to Vedanta and Kant !!
Your words in the poem “Nothing’ there and nothing that remains that we can call as oue own”
I thought hinted towards it (but I may have only been guessing !); somehow it reminded me of the “neti neti” theme that is so prevalant in Vedanta. I would say your words have blended the “eti eti” and “neti neti” within Vedanta very well.
I would eagerly wait to read your interpretation of Nietzsche.
Many thanks again.
Yes, naa- ithi: nethihi: I have actually forgotten which Sandhi it is!
Well, Nietzsche, I have done it long time back. But I guess it is quite controversial. Like a black coffee without sugar. Will upload it when time comes.
No idea about the Sandhi here either.
Thank you so much for considering the request on Nietszche. Well, whenever you upload it, will have to read it then.
I did browse your music blog and I have marked what I found interesting.
Many thanks again.
Does one have to have a serendipitous encounter for the pleasure of reading a few more of these beautifully woven words?
Have a wonderful day.
Thanks Aparna for visiting the blog again! Well, the time did not permit me to update my blogs…will try in coming days…
Will look forward to reading them.
Have a good day.