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katsuno_hitomi) wrote2010-06-01 12:37 pm
katsuno_hitomi) wrote2010-06-01 12:37 pm
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Writer's Block: High school musical
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Oh boy. What to choose. My middle school years were definitely not peaceful, and my high school years weren't much better. I was always fighting with my parents and feeling down. So, the song I think "Ovus Omnes," a song I sung in choir my senior year, would best describe those years. I have no idea who the composer was, but I do know that the text is Latin and from Jeremiah or Lamentations in the Old Testament. And believe me, I was lamenting a lot in my teens.
It also fits in the way it's sung. Starting very slow and building in intensity until it becomes a frantic cry for help, it mirrors how my condition came about at around age 10 and how I reacted to it. By the very end it becomes hopeful, which mirrors the hope I began to see once I turned 20. It's more of an anthem for the whole second decade of my life than just for my secondary school years.
Oh boy. What to choose. My middle school years were definitely not peaceful, and my high school years weren't much better. I was always fighting with my parents and feeling down. So, the song I think "Ovus Omnes," a song I sung in choir my senior year, would best describe those years. I have no idea who the composer was, but I do know that the text is Latin and from Jeremiah or Lamentations in the Old Testament. And believe me, I was lamenting a lot in my teens.
It also fits in the way it's sung. Starting very slow and building in intensity until it becomes a frantic cry for help, it mirrors how my condition came about at around age 10 and how I reacted to it. By the very end it becomes hopeful, which mirrors the hope I began to see once I turned 20. It's more of an anthem for the whole second decade of my life than just for my secondary school years.