@barış575 same! "Semi-worlds" could mean that we only experience half of our reality because we live in "lifetight lodges" that we built to keep most aspects of life outside ("lifetight" isn't a word but it might be similar to "airtight", so it means that life itself can't come in or go out of that lodge). So I guess it means that we like to control our lives, control what we experience and therefore miss out on a lot of things.
@barış575 same! "Semi-worlds" could mean that we only experience half of our reality because we live in "lifetight lodges" that we built to keep most aspects of life outside ("lifetight" isn't a word but it might be similar to "airtight", so it means that life itself can't come in or go out of that lodge). So I guess it means that we like to control our lives, control what we experience and therefore miss out on a lot of things.
"Where faces stiffen, plagued with the frost of disease" gives me the...
"Where faces stiffen, plagued with the frost of disease" gives me the impression of people hiding their feelings, afraid of human interaction on a completely honest level.
"Our capsules barely meet" might mean that we're very bad at communicating, expressing feelings and understanding others. Our bodies are referred to as "capsules" - that implies two things: Firstly, our personality/consciousness is not part of our body, but contained within it and secondly, that these capsules greatly hinder our abilitiy to really get in touch. That's an amazing line in my opinion because it's also what I feel: It's extremely hard for me to precisely express what I think or feel, so a lot of the meaning already gets lost in the "translation" and then people get me wrong on top of that. ^^
Semi-worlds, lifetight lodges Where faces stiffen, Plagued with the frost of disease Our capsules barely meet
Any thoughts what these lines are about ? it gives me chills everytime i listen to this verse.
@barış575 same! "Semi-worlds" could mean that we only experience half of our reality because we live in "lifetight lodges" that we built to keep most aspects of life outside ("lifetight" isn't a word but it might be similar to "airtight", so it means that life itself can't come in or go out of that lodge). So I guess it means that we like to control our lives, control what we experience and therefore miss out on a lot of things.
@barış575 same! "Semi-worlds" could mean that we only experience half of our reality because we live in "lifetight lodges" that we built to keep most aspects of life outside ("lifetight" isn't a word but it might be similar to "airtight", so it means that life itself can't come in or go out of that lodge). So I guess it means that we like to control our lives, control what we experience and therefore miss out on a lot of things.
"Where faces stiffen, plagued with the frost of disease" gives me the...
"Where faces stiffen, plagued with the frost of disease" gives me the impression of people hiding their feelings, afraid of human interaction on a completely honest level.
"Our capsules barely meet" might mean that we're very bad at communicating, expressing feelings and understanding others. Our bodies are referred to as "capsules" - that implies two things: Firstly, our personality/consciousness is not part of our body, but contained within it and secondly, that these capsules greatly hinder our abilitiy to really get in touch. That's an amazing line in my opinion because it's also what I feel: It's extremely hard for me to precisely express what I think or feel, so a lot of the meaning already gets lost in the "translation" and then people get me wrong on top of that. ^^