Hey, another idea: what if it's separated like this:
Above: a myriad of light below the mantle of the stars. And strangely, they fall.
So, above the person is a myriad of light, but those lights are below the mantle of the stars (mantle being the outer layer of the star). And, strangely, these stars fall.
meteorites falling from the starts then? and the line "flying homeward (although i kind of still here Onward) like a bird of the soul" kinda makes me think of a meteorite when put with "draped across the burning heavens"
meteorites falling from the starts then? and the line "flying homeward (although i kind of still here Onward) like a bird of the soul" kinda makes me think of a meteorite when put with "draped across the burning heavens"
I guess there is an expression: falling star, which suits here.
Yes, homeward seems senseless.
But no need to be so accurate: he just grabs an impression here, the whole song is about the way of Iridium.
I guess there is an expression: falling star, which suits here.
Yes, homeward seems senseless.
But no need to be so accurate: he just grabs an impression here, the whole song is about the way of Iridium.
Hey, another idea: what if it's separated like this: Above: a myriad of light below the mantle of the stars. And strangely, they fall. So, above the person is a myriad of light, but those lights are below the mantle of the stars (mantle being the outer layer of the star). And, strangely, these stars fall.
meteorites falling from the starts then? and the line "flying homeward (although i kind of still here Onward) like a bird of the soul" kinda makes me think of a meteorite when put with "draped across the burning heavens"
meteorites falling from the starts then? and the line "flying homeward (although i kind of still here Onward) like a bird of the soul" kinda makes me think of a meteorite when put with "draped across the burning heavens"
I guess there is an expression: falling star, which suits here. Yes, homeward seems senseless. But no need to be so accurate: he just grabs an impression here, the whole song is about the way of Iridium.
I guess there is an expression: falling star, which suits here. Yes, homeward seems senseless. But no need to be so accurate: he just grabs an impression here, the whole song is about the way of Iridium.