To me, art is an expression, an opportunity for the artist to show how they feel or to share an experience. When I think of art, I visualize paintings and drawings, but not focusing on a specific one. I'm sure many people do have a favorite piece of visual art, but visual art has less of an effect on me than music does. To me, music seems like the most emotional, heartfelt form of art. When listening to a piece of music that you can connect to, you feel... understood. It's difficult to describe such a feeling, but when the lyrics and melody of a song blend together in such a way, it's like the artist wrote the song for you, taking your thoughts and putting them to words. When I find a certain song I connect to, I listen to the lyrics and interpret them to connect to my life and feelings. The Messenger by Linkin Park is a very different song for them. This song is very simple and more straightforward then many of Linkin Park's other songs.
Art is supposed to make the audience or listener feel some type of emotion. I have a notebook that I dedicate only to writing lyrics to songs that I love and that I'll never get tired of hearing. When a song is stuck in my head and it's the only song I listen to for a week or so, I write the lyrics down. Doing so somehow calms me, makes me relaxed because I know that I can reread the lyrics whenever and just feel happy or remember something that I know song will always remind me of.
Just don't pass those lyrics off as your own because that would be plagiarism.
ReplyDeleteNo of course not. The notebook is just for me personally.
DeleteGood to hear. What's your opinion on independent thinking?
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