There is an
unwavering violence to sadness. The increased heart rates speeds up the flow of
blood in the pipes and pump harder to catch your breath as pressure builds in
your sinuses and behind your eyes. Forcefully, water flows through an orifice
not built to handle the volume coming through it. The body convulses and hands
tingle, fighting for a limp cloth that cant sustain the blunt trauma of your
dampened face driving through it. Like a true antagonist the suffering creeps
in and utters words of woe into your ear, spiking up past hurt as if to start a
vagrant conversation with the current issue.
At this
definitive state there is no drug, no booze, nor medicinal therapy that can
drag you out of the position. With your
knees held between your thin arms – as if to allow yourself to get closer to your
insides that boil at 244, before the flame burns out and you sit luke warm,
drained, and incoherently sad.
Why was the
human body designed to respond this way? Im sure it’s a fight or flight piece
of bullshit that makes complete sense, but that makes it all more the violent.
Even to all the sociopaths in the room, this happens from time to time, I know,
I am one.
There is an
insatiable reaction that occurs when the perfect tune flips on a mobile device
thrusting through your ear drums in beautifully compact buds. Everything
connects, the wind off the ocean in a foreign country elevates the sound of
artists momentarily delivering its beauty to you and only you. Taking the
winding staircase down our ear canals and back up to your brain to give it an
amazing orgasm, twice, and still have time for the rest of the body. The water
amassing 70% of our bodies is effervescent and cool making out bodies fizz to
the our momentary Jesus; whomever the artist(s) may be. Whilst completely being
a slave to the music that embodies you there is nothing more freeing as you
take light steps forward and let the music project onto others through your
pores.
Again, at
this state there is no drug, no booze, no fucking pric behind a desk that can
fight this feeling and its electric as hendrix’s guitar.
Perhaps
this is why there are so many dead musicians who have succumbed to the needle,
the drink, the pills or the introvert hideaways. For maybe they delivered the
beautiful sound that drove them to walk lighter, and fear nothing and when the
music stopped and the heart grew weary, it made a vacancy for the sadness to
creep in.