Summary
The article describes the author's idea of creating a mixtape to express feelings that are difficult to verbalize.
Abstract
The author reflects on the disconnect between their emotions and their ability to articulate them, contemplating the creation of a mixtape as a medium to convey the rhythm and vibrations of their heart's sentiments. This mixtape, envisioned as a series of sounds and musical textures, would serve as a substitute for words that fail to materialize in moments of emotional intensity. The author acknowledges the potential imperfections in the mixtape's quality, such as echoes or an unsteady rhythm, likening the experience to an elevator ride, which metaphorically represents the heart's fluctuations when thoughts of a certain someone arise. The music itself, devoid of lyrics, is intended to be an authentic expression of the emotions that the author's body cannot otherwise communicate.
Opinions
- The author believes that music can express emotions more accurately than words.
- There is an expectation that the mixtape may have imperfections, but these are seen as part of its authenticity.
- The author views the physical and emotional reactions to thoughts of someone as akin to an elevator ride, indicating a sense of uncontrollable movement or excitement.
- The creation of the mixtape is a sincere effort to articulate the results of internal "chemical reactions" that are otherwise inexpressible.
