On Your Shore

Reflects on the perplexity of existence, questioning how humanity, with its limitations, has reached its current state in the vastness of the universe.

Describes a lack of perception regarding crucial aspects of life, wondering how people managed to progress despite being unable to discern important things like colors or music.

Refers to individuals who have been emotionally and mentally injured, attempting to navigate their lives while dealing with emotional wounds.

Compares people to ships facing adversity (the wind blowing) but being unable to move forward due to an inability to take action or adapt.

Asking to be accepted or embraced by someone ("your shore") for solace and refuge.

Expresses a sense of detachment or disillusionment from the world, conveying a lack of concern or care for it.

Recalls a past era when love was abundant and easily accessible, contrasting it with the present where love seems more challenging to attain.

Highlights the idea of love residing freely within individuals, both in their emotions and thoughts, which seems more constrained or difficult in the current context.

Suggests an attempt to rediscover love despite past challenges, implying uncertainty about the outcome of this endeavor.

Emphasizes the unpredictability of what might be discovered or experienced while seeking love once more.

Reiterates the plea to be embraced or accepted by someone ("your shore") while expressing a determination to leave the past behind.

States a commitment to moving forward without dwelling on past events or experiences.

Repeats the desire for solace and assistance, seeking relief for a troubled mind from the person represented as "your shore."

Expresses a need for support and comfort to alleviate worries or anxieties.

Stresses the necessity of being open to negotiation or making concessions.

Encourages abandoning preconceived notions or habits to adapt to new circumstances.

Metaphorically urges awakening to the realities or truths that might have been overlooked or ignored.

Asks whether one can sense or feel a change or truth at an instinctual level.

Implies the necessity of departing from the current situation or state.

Repeated plea to be accepted or embraced by someone ("your shore") while waiting for a new beginning symbolized by the dawn.

Expresses anticipation for a fresh start or a positive change ("the dawn") while being in the presence of the person signified as "your shore."

Reiterates the desire not to wait for too long, indicating a sense of urgency or impatience in seeking solace and comfort.

Emphasizes the plea not to delay in providing the comfort and refuge sought from the individual represented as "your shore."

Repeats the plea to be accepted or embraced by someone ("your shore") while bidding farewell or expressing longing ("so long so long").

Continues the farewell sentiment, possibly signifying the necessity of departure from a current state or circumstance.

Reiteration of the desire to find solace or refuge with the individual referred to as "your shore."

Repeats the farewell sentiment, bidding goodbye or expressing longing ("so long so long").