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Current mood:Confused...Hopeful...Dizzy. Category: Life
I was in an empty house with a piano today, and I thought it a good opportunity to run through my set. The moment I started to play, I ceased to be there. I quite literally felt my entire being exit my body, and watched myself playing and singing. I could barely hear a thing. It was marginally reminiscent of being submerged in water or obscured by plexi-glass. I felt my heart beating hard in my chest and I couldn't stop myself. In the process, I broke the sustain pedal, a floor tile and two keys (C two octaves below middle and Eb one octave above). When I was done playing, all manner of consciousness returned and I felt myself dizzy, nauseous and entirely out of breath. The nausea lasted about 40 minutes. I've never experienced anything even remotely similar to this, and I have already twice convinced myself not to share this occurrence for fear of seeming absolutely and incomparably crazy.
If you're reading this, I've opted to tell you about it (clearly). I don't know what has become of me. Music has become a fucking monster and I don't know if I can or want to control it. I feel like all of my frustrations and self-doubt, all of my struggle and all of my love, all the beauty I can possibly absorb, every drop of sweat and every salty tear have manifested into something absolutely terrifying. Hopefully, it's beautiful in a strange way as well...like watching the world burn. Granted, I prefer to subscribe to the notion that I would hover above the blaze with dignity and grace, but I think it's massively egocentric to pretend that I am flame retardant.
I hope that I find a way to harness whatever it is that I experienced today. It was probably important.
9:13 AM
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