But like all beautiful things, this sadness will not last forever, for if it does, your sadness was never beautiful at all. There is pain to every ounce of ecstasy, and an end to anything one would hope to last. Sadness, it hurts, but it allows you to feel, for we cannot feel a thing without feeling sorrow’s touch, and this itself is a beautiful tragedy. Sadness gives itself a meaning through each person that it possesses, and for this reason, he has no single name. Globe and Mail The soundtrack has been described as ambiguous moods and lurking-in-the-shadows electronic ambiances, setting the alternately suspenseful and melancholy mood of the soundtrack. Sadness envelops you, defines you, steals all that you are, for it has no identity of its own. More to the point, they exquisitely conveyed the melancholy mood of both with heart-breaking expression.
You see its reflection in the eyes of anyone you look at for sadness paints a portrait of your soul onto everything that you touch. Sadness will continue to follow you, taunting you. It is what greets you in the morning and will sing you to sleep each night with its lullaby. It causes an addiction to the sorrow in which you are contained. Sadness traps like a cage holding you hostage from the rest of the world, but it also is a fog that causes you to become lost within it. Sadness is something that may have no real cause, but is present, hovering like an inescapable dark cloud that is seen and felt by what may only seem to be you. In the english language the definition of melancholy is defined as: a sad mood or feeling (Merriam-Websters Online). What is it about sadness that makes it so captivating? Is it the beauty in the distortion of sight beneath tears, the way a dying rose’s petals fall to the ground, the look of bare trees against the frozen ground in the heart of winter, or the sound of raindrops as they hit our roofs? Why is it that we look at someone who is sad and immediately feel as though we need to understand the story behind his or her misery?
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