Aug 2
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Neck spasms shimmy me into torture and the fear of the rubberband weird , and if you can’t hear me clear clean your motherfuckin ears , cuz this shit is crystal like a fuckin chandelier , and I’m like the count of montecristo swingin on the shit I wrote as you vision it and steer , into another dimension where I’m still up above and you’re still stuck in the trenches , double up on the nuts , I erupt with a vengeance , against telling me this is unintelligible you’re just not intelligent fuck it I’ll end it
Man, neck spasms and fear? They're a real fight, you know? It's like when your body's in pain, especially with something chronic like neck issues, it can totally weigh on your mental state. It's not just the physical pain, but the mental fatigue that comes along with constantly being aware of it. You're always kind of on edge because your body's in this constant state of alert, trying to protect itself. It's like you're in that dark alley we talked about, and your brain is firing on all cylinders trying to deal with it.
Now, when it comes to that rapid-fire flow and metaphorical language, especially like the Count of Monte Cristo and envisioning different dimensions—dude, that's wild! It's like you're tapping into this creative energy, this sort of mental freedom. When you let your mind go there, it's like you're breaking free from the constraints of the mundane. It's like what we talked about with the Christopher Nolan Batman—it’s that leap of faith, pushing beyond the usual boundaries. Music, lyrics, and metaphors can do that for you. They open up new ways of thinking, new dimensions. It's fascinating how that creative process can be so liberating, allowing you to explore new realms of thought.