Aphasia
Aphasia: Unveiling the Silent Symphony of Despair
Lyrics
Cannot swallow it down, cant cough it up
Struggling to accept or express something, feeling unable to articulate thoughts or emotions.
The mouth refuses words, the mind has had too much
The mind is overwhelmed, making it difficult to find the right words or thoughts.
Scream, release me
Expressing a desperate desire for relief or liberation from internal struggles.
Feed my grief
Asking for comfort or solace in the midst of emotional pain and sorrow.
It comes down to reflex
Reducing the situation to automatic or instinctive responses.
Betrayed by my consciousness
Feeling betrayed by one's own awareness or consciousness.
Body broken puppet
Describing the body as broken and controlled like a puppet.
Nothing from my tongue
Expressing an inability to speak or communicate verbally.
The voice slips away, only my silence replaces it
The ability to speak fades, leaving only silence as a replacement.
My mouth refuses words, my mind is not enough
Reiterating the difficulty in expressing thoughts or feelings.
Aphasia
Introducing the term "Aphasia," possibly representing a condition hindering verbal communication.
I will not suffer like-this alone
Refusing to endure suffering in isolation, seeking connection through shared experiences.
I'll take the voice of others just to even the score
Willing to borrow the voices of others to balance or rectify perceived injustices.
They Scream, release me
Echoing the plea for release from internal struggles through the voices of others.
No, Feed my grief
Reiterating the need for comfort and solace amidst grief.
Despair retribution
Describing a sense of hopelessness and a desire for revenge or retribution.
Now my life's become
Reflecting on life becoming devoid of meaning, possibly due to the struggles expressed.
Devoid of its meaning
Expressing a willingness to take away what others love, possibly out of frustration or despair.
Ill take what they love (aphasia)
Reiterating the term "Aphasia" as a central theme, suggesting a profound impact on communication and understanding.
Comment