| Of Monsters And Men – Silhouettes Lyrics | 11 years ago |
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This poem is about the painful memories of those we have lost. Because it is part of the Catching Fire soundtrack, I assume it is about Katniss reliving the deaths of the other tributes. Below is a more detailed explanation: "It's hard letting go, I'm finally at peace, but it feels wrong," To me, this line means the persona is letting go of the pain of losing people dear to her, but in doing so, she feels wrong--like she's forgetting them, making their deaths meaningless. "Slow, I'm getting up, My hands and feet are weaker than before." Memories, though physically cause no harm, take an emotional toll on the persona so painful, they feel weak "And you are folded on the bed Where I rest my head," The persona dreams about "you" whenever they sleep "There's nothing I can see, Darkness becomes me." In this part, the character begins to lose hope and is swallowed by despair "You bleed, we crawl like animals, But when it's over, I'm still awake" In this section, the character wishes it was all a dream and is forced back into reality "A thousand silhouettes dancing on my chest," The memories suck the persona's breath away |
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| Of Monsters And Men – Silhouettes Lyrics | 11 years ago |
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This poem is about the painful memories of those we have lost. Because it is part of the Catching Fire soundtrack, I assume it is about Katniss reliving the deaths of the other tributes. Below is a more detailed explanation: "It's hard letting go, I'm finally at peace, but it feels wrong," To me, this line means the persona is letting go of the pain of losing people dear to her, but in doing so, she feels wrong--like she's forgetting them, making their deaths meaningless. "Slow, I'm getting up, My hands and feet are weaker than before." Memories, though physically cause no harm, take an emotional toll on the persona so painful, they feel weak "And you are folded on the bed Where I rest my head," The persona dreams about "you" whenever they sleep "There's nothing I can see, Darkness becomes me." In this part, the character begins to lose hope and is swallowed by despair "You bleed, we crawl like animals, But when it's over, I'm still awake" In this section, the character wishes it was all a dream and is forced back into reality "A thousand silhouettes dancing on my chest," The memories suck the persona's breath away |
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| Of Monsters And Men – Silhouettes Lyrics | 11 years ago |
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This poem is about the painful memories of those we have lost. Because it is part of the Catching Fire soundtrack, I assume it is about Katniss reliving the deaths of the other tributes. Below is a more detailed explanation: "It's hard letting go, I'm finally at peace, but it feels wrong," To me, this line means the persona is letting go of the pain of losing people dear to her, but in doing so, she feels wrong--like she's forgetting them, making their deaths meaningless. "Slow, I'm getting up, My hands and feet are weaker than before." Memories, though physically cause no harm, take an emotional toll on the persona so painful, they feel weak "And you are folded on the bed Where I rest my head," The persona dreams about "you" whenever they sleep "There's nothing I can see, Darkness becomes me." In this part, the character begins to lose hope and is swallowed by despair "You bleed, we crawl like animals, But when it's over, I'm still awake" In this section, the character wishes it was all a dream and is forced back into reality "A thousand silhouettes dancing on my chest," The memories suck the persona's breath away |
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| Of Monsters And Men – Silhouettes Lyrics | 11 years ago |
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This poem is about the painful memories of those we have lost. Because it is part of the Catching Fire soundtrack, I assume it is about Katniss reliving the deaths of the other tributes. Below is a more detailed explanation: "It's hard letting go, I'm finally at peace, but it feels wrong," To me, this line means the persona is letting go of the pain of losing people dear to her, but in doing so, she feels wrong--like she's forgetting them, making their deaths meaningless. "Slow, I'm getting up, My hands and feet are weaker than before." Memories, though physically cause no harm, take an emotional toll on the persona so painful, they feel weak "And you are folded on the bed Where I rest my head," The persona dreams about "you" whenever they sleep "There's nothing I can see, Darkness becomes me." In this part, the character begins to lose hope and is swallowed by despair "You bleed, we crawl like animals, But when it's over, I'm still awake" In this section, the character wishes it was all a dream and is forced back into reality "A thousand silhouettes dancing on my chest," The memories suck the persona's breath away |
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| Of Monsters And Men – Silhouettes Lyrics | 11 years ago |
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This poem is about the painful memories of those we have lost. Because it is part of the Catching Fire soundtrack, I assume it is about Katniss reliving the deaths of the other tributes. Below is a more detailed explanation: "It's hard letting go, I'm finally at peace, but it feels wrong," To me, this line means the persona is letting go of the pain of losing people dear to her, but in doing so, she feels wrong--like she's forgetting them, making their deaths meaningless. "Slow, I'm getting up, My hands and feet are weaker than before." Memories, though physically cause no harm, take an emotional toll on the persona so painful, they feel weak "And you are folded on the bed Where I rest my head," The persona dreams about "you" whenever they sleep "There's nothing I can see, Darkness becomes me." In this part, the character begins to lose hope and is swallowed by despair "You bleed, we crawl like animals, But when it's over, I'm still awake" In this section, the character wishes it was all a dream and is forced back into reality "A thousand silhouettes dancing on my chest," The memories suck the persona's breath away |
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