30 day song challenge 3/30

I actually had no intention of posting twice today, but the poem I shared asked to be put on the blog, So I did. I am a slave to my writing.

Day 3

A song that reminds you of summertime

ASG – Gallop Song

The challenge is as much about music as it is about memories. For me, those two go hand in hand. This song was sent to me in the summer of 2020 via Instagram. My life was different back then. I was in constant pain (still am, but I am now used to it) and I was hungry for connection. I was active on social media (I am quieter there now) And I was unhappy. With everything. It was not the best summer, hence the less mellow song. Though laces with uncomfortable and nearly forgotten memories, for me personally the Gallop song fulfills today’s challenge as it reminds me of summertime.

Life in general was different back in summer 2020 and the world was hesitantly waking up from the pandemic induced paralysis. Years later, we are almost back to where we were. We’ve learnt nothing from it all, or the few things we did, were quickly and easily forgotten and dismissed. The world is in a worse state than it was before the pandemic. People are sicker, greedier, more selfish than before. Politics are failing everywhere in the world. The rich are getting richer while the poor are fighting for their lives. It’s just… it makes me angry. It makes me mad. We might as well be marching toward the sun.

A bit of a heavier song for this Sunday. Still, enjoy it, and consider joining in on the fun. Which song reminds you of summertime?

2 Replies to “30 day song challenge 3/30”

  1. Today is a weird day, as you and a couple of other long-time followers of my blog suddenly resurfaced to like some of my posts after an absence lasting many weeks. Must be something in the air…

    At any rate, I agree with your observation that the world is in a worse state today than before the pandemic. Everyone seems more angry, selfish or fearful – or even all three at once. Consequently, I’ve been in a kind of low-level state of depression and ennui the past few years.

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