Saturday, January 2, 2010

Burning Diamonds






These are some notes from a song idea I had a few months ago. It was the idea of Burning Diamonds.

"A cage of burning diamond, holding in the tortured soul.
Breaking it into a million pieces of stolen thoughts.
A life of twisted granite, crumbling at the touch of something whole.
Breaking into a million memories of shattered thoughts.


Can even this describe Hell? No.
Can anyone describe the memory of an emotion in your worst nightmare? Never.
So why do I keep trying?
Do I need to know what Death holds in store?


Why would one focus on eternal pain of death when they still have time left to grasp, however feebly, the memory of partial life?


I think burning diamonds would be the most incredible sight... and the most painful thing to try to grasp.


'Diamonds are much like people. Pressed and scorched into something beautiful. We are nothing until something powerful makes us something. Burning diamonds is the epitome of burning people. We are destroying ourselves. Something that was meant to be beautiful.' -R


In a way... we become diamonds by being forced to get closer to ourselves.
We're pushed inward and forced to look at our sins until we change.
Once we see properly, we've become clear like a diamond to ourselves.
And we modify.
Otherwise we're just lumps of black rock."

2 comments:

Bethany said...

Thought provoking post. :-)
Enjoyed your blog.

Catuuri said...

Thanks :)