I think it's up for interpretation, really. The first thing that comes to mind is basically the aim to be "number one" - the best there is, given the sport terms. However, I think there is a message of love in there too
"Going for the one you love", and the doubt of approaching the one you love with the fear of losing. Can I really win her heart even though I don't even stand taller than the grass seas? Self confidence, doubt and the truth of sports (there can only be one winner) keeps people from expressing their true love.
@Teratology - Jon Anderson tends to express his spiritual views and does not focus on the relatively lower pursuits such as a love relationship. Please review My Interpretation and let me know if you agree. Thanks.
@Teratology - Jon Anderson tends to express his spiritual views and does not focus on the relatively lower pursuits such as a love relationship. Please review My Interpretation and let me know if you agree. Thanks.
I think it's up for interpretation, really. The first thing that comes to mind is basically the aim to be "number one" - the best there is, given the sport terms. However, I think there is a message of love in there too
"Going for the one you love", and the doubt of approaching the one you love with the fear of losing. Can I really win her heart even though I don't even stand taller than the grass seas? Self confidence, doubt and the truth of sports (there can only be one winner) keeps people from expressing their true love.
@Teratology - Jon Anderson tends to express his spiritual views and does not focus on the relatively lower pursuits such as a love relationship. Please review My Interpretation and let me know if you agree. Thanks.
@Teratology - Jon Anderson tends to express his spiritual views and does not focus on the relatively lower pursuits such as a love relationship. Please review My Interpretation and let me know if you agree. Thanks.