All Blues Hail Mary

Symbolic representation of a soul emerging from the mountain, suggesting spiritual origins.

Metaphorical growth of stones, likened to trees, emphasizing a transformative process in nature.

Reiteration of the emergence of a soul from the mountain, emphasizing a cyclical or continuous theme.

Continuation of the metaphorical growth of stones, reinforcing the transformative nature described.

Reference to "All blues hail Mary with her roses" suggests a connection between blues music, Mary, and artistic creation. The mention of being a masterpiece may imply a sense of divine inspiration.

Suggests that the listener or subject of the song is a masterpiece, possibly created or influenced by the blues and Mary.

Call to remove obstacles represented by blades of grass, highlighting the need to overcome challenges.

Emphasis on the resilience of the spirit, suggesting that certain challenges cannot be easily overcome.

Reference to the persistence of historical burdens symbolized by hanging trees, remnants of past times.

Suggests the lingering impact of historical events and the weight of the past on the present.

Expresses that love is more about illumination than glory, and life is a narrative rather than a pursuit of fame.

Emphasizes the storytelling aspect of life, contrasting it with the pursuit of worldly success symbolized by a crown.

Declares a refusal to succumb to death's influence, asserting resilience and a determination to stay alive.

While still awake, expressing a defiance against becoming a victim of death, suggesting an active engagement with life.

Reiteration of the refusal to be a trophy of death, underscoring the determination to resist mortality.

While still awake, reinforcing the commitment to staying alive and avoiding succumbing to death's influence.

Blues music singing about love, death, and the subject of the song, portraying these themes as opportunities yet to be explored or experienced.

Highlights the subject's role in the ongoing narrative of love and death, framing them as chances or possibilities.

Reflects on the contrast between the darkness and the late arrival of a bit of light, possibly symbolizing hope or revelation.

Describes the dark light falling across the subject's breast, suggesting a complex or bittersweet experience.

Reiteration of the contrast between darkness and late light, emphasizing the emotional depth or complexity of the experience.

Emphasizes the impact of the late light falling across the breast, possibly signifying a moment of revelation or realization.

References to blues and the grace of God, suggesting a connection between musical expression, spirituality, and divine influence.

Unclear fragment, possibly indicating a need for further learning or understanding.

Reiteration of the need to learn more, emphasizing the ongoing process of discovery and growth.