I think this song is written from Bella's perspective just after Edward has left her she feels 'lost in the dark, i'm spun out so far'. It talks about what Bella's imagining Edward doing and where he is 'i hear your living out of state, running in a whole new scene'. It's also as if Bella's wanting to tell him things 'you know i haven't slept in weeks, your the only thing i see'.
I dont quiet understand the satelite heart. Maybe its like Bella's heart is completely out of this world and no one would be able to be on the same level as her when it comes to heart break?!
Love the song.
Well, they haven't said if the song was written for New Moon specifically, but it definitely resonates with the book perfectly.
Well, they haven't said if the song was written for New Moon specifically, but it definitely resonates with the book perfectly.
At some point in the book Bella equates her situation (pining for Edward, living her life circling the void he left) to a rogue moon, still circling the place where a planet once existed, despite the lack of gravity. That's the sad part of the metaphor, that she (or her heart) is a satellite, circling helplessly, caught in the gravity of someone or something else. And worse, she's unable to pull away, doomed to circle forever, or until something...
At some point in the book Bella equates her situation (pining for Edward, living her life circling the void he left) to a rogue moon, still circling the place where a planet once existed, despite the lack of gravity. That's the sad part of the metaphor, that she (or her heart) is a satellite, circling helplessly, caught in the gravity of someone or something else. And worse, she's unable to pull away, doomed to circle forever, or until something finally knocks her out of the sky and sends her burning to the ground.
Also, I don't remember if this is true or not, so physics people correct me, but in theory, if a force that is exerting a gravitational pull on another object (such as the earth to the moon) suddenly ceases to exist, wouldn't that object be flung out of its orbit and into space? It's such a beautiful and tragic metaphor. With or without the Twilight/New Moon reference, it's just a beautiful way to equate the pain and loss of being left behind by someone that you still revolve around. Whether it's being left behind in a long distance relationship, or being left behind for good...
Sometimes, you just find it hard to stop circling the life you once had, and move forward.
except it wasn't written for new moon...it was already done before new moon picked it up.
It works for new moon, too, but it has more than the quality of a book written for frothing-at-the-mouth teenage girls...
except it wasn't written for new moon...it was already done before new moon picked it up.
It works for new moon, too, but it has more than the quality of a book written for frothing-at-the-mouth teenage girls...
I think it could also be about a girl who has a boyfriend whose life moves too fast for her to catch up with. Perhaps he lives in his job, or goes clubbing, or has an affair, or gambles constantly. Yet she remains loyal to him, and he's her whole world, even though she knows she deserves more.
Just a thought
This song matches...
I think it could also be about a girl who has a boyfriend whose life moves too fast for her to catch up with. Perhaps he lives in his job, or goes clubbing, or has an affair, or gambles constantly. Yet she remains loyal to him, and he's her whole world, even though she knows she deserves more.
Just a thought
This song matches music perfectly with lyrics, which is harder to find. (Unlike Lady Gaga or all the useless, horrid crap played on pop radio...)
I think this song is written from Bella's perspective just after Edward has left her she feels 'lost in the dark, i'm spun out so far'. It talks about what Bella's imagining Edward doing and where he is 'i hear your living out of state, running in a whole new scene'. It's also as if Bella's wanting to tell him things 'you know i haven't slept in weeks, your the only thing i see'. I dont quiet understand the satelite heart. Maybe its like Bella's heart is completely out of this world and no one would be able to be on the same level as her when it comes to heart break?! Love the song.
Well, they haven't said if the song was written for New Moon specifically, but it definitely resonates with the book perfectly.
Well, they haven't said if the song was written for New Moon specifically, but it definitely resonates with the book perfectly.
At some point in the book Bella equates her situation (pining for Edward, living her life circling the void he left) to a rogue moon, still circling the place where a planet once existed, despite the lack of gravity. That's the sad part of the metaphor, that she (or her heart) is a satellite, circling helplessly, caught in the gravity of someone or something else. And worse, she's unable to pull away, doomed to circle forever, or until something...
At some point in the book Bella equates her situation (pining for Edward, living her life circling the void he left) to a rogue moon, still circling the place where a planet once existed, despite the lack of gravity. That's the sad part of the metaphor, that she (or her heart) is a satellite, circling helplessly, caught in the gravity of someone or something else. And worse, she's unable to pull away, doomed to circle forever, or until something finally knocks her out of the sky and sends her burning to the ground.
Also, I don't remember if this is true or not, so physics people correct me, but in theory, if a force that is exerting a gravitational pull on another object (such as the earth to the moon) suddenly ceases to exist, wouldn't that object be flung out of its orbit and into space? It's such a beautiful and tragic metaphor. With or without the Twilight/New Moon reference, it's just a beautiful way to equate the pain and loss of being left behind by someone that you still revolve around. Whether it's being left behind in a long distance relationship, or being left behind for good...
Sometimes, you just find it hard to stop circling the life you once had, and move forward.
except it wasn't written for new moon...it was already done before new moon picked it up. It works for new moon, too, but it has more than the quality of a book written for frothing-at-the-mouth teenage girls...
except it wasn't written for new moon...it was already done before new moon picked it up. It works for new moon, too, but it has more than the quality of a book written for frothing-at-the-mouth teenage girls...
I think it could also be about a girl who has a boyfriend whose life moves too fast for her to catch up with. Perhaps he lives in his job, or goes clubbing, or has an affair, or gambles constantly. Yet she remains loyal to him, and he's her whole world, even though she knows she deserves more. Just a thought This song matches...
I think it could also be about a girl who has a boyfriend whose life moves too fast for her to catch up with. Perhaps he lives in his job, or goes clubbing, or has an affair, or gambles constantly. Yet she remains loyal to him, and he's her whole world, even though she knows she deserves more. Just a thought This song matches music perfectly with lyrics, which is harder to find. (Unlike Lady Gaga or all the useless, horrid crap played on pop radio...)