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Stitch in Time
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It's my 100th birthday. I'm on a boat where I fall. Someone kicks me into the water.
As I descend into the water depths I see visions of what will be. Only a few are noted before my passing. I struggle to find known success before dying. I'm traveling to fast to know outcome.
Many smiles are shared between me and another. Lots of endorphin producing and incredible moments of intimate ecstasy.
The world changes but I remain true to who I am.
So many things flash past, I wish I could travel trough time slower to experience them in real time.
The lyrics of the song "Stitch in Time" by [unknown] are very complex and can be interpreted in many ways. The song seems to be about a person who has lived a long life and is now reflecting on their past. The person talks about dying twice at the same time on the same day, which is a possible reference to spiritual or metaphorical death. The first death could be the end of their physical life, while the second could be a transformation into a new phase of life.
The person then talks about their 100th birthday party and being on a boat where they fall into the water. As they descend into the depths of the water, they see visions of what will be. They struggle to find known success before dying and are traveling too fast to know the outcome. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for how life passes by too quickly and how the person wishes they could slow down and enjoy it more.
The person then talks about many intimate moments shared with someone else and how they remain true to themselves even as the world changes. The song ends with the person wishing they could travel through time slower to experience life fully.
Overall, "Stitch in Time" seems to be a reflective song about the passing of time and the importance of living life fully.
Line by Line Meaning
Traveling forward in time, I died twice. Both exactly at the same time, on the same day.
Despite traveling forward in time, I experienced death twice, simultaneously on one fateful day.
It's my 100th birthday. I'm on a boat where I fall. Someone kicks me into the water.
On my centenary, while aboard a boat, I stumble and am sent overboard by a perpetrator.
As I descend into the water depths I see visions of what will be. Only a few are noted before my passing. I struggle to find known success before dying. I'm traveling too fast to know the outcome.
While plunging into the depths of the water, I glimpse the future but am unable to fully comprehend it before my demise. I endeavor to achieve success before my untimely end but am moving too quickly to fully realize my goals.
Many smiles are shared between me and another. Lots of endorphin producing and incredible moments of intimate ecstasy.
My love and I share many smiles and blissful moments of intimacy, resulting in a euphoria-inducing release of endorphins.
The world changes but I remain true to who I am.
Despite the world changing around me, I remain steadfast and true to my own identity.
So many things flash past, I wish I could travel through time slower to experience them in real time.
As life rushes by at an incredible pace, I long to have more time to savor each moment and experience them wholly.
Lyrics Β© Songtrust Ave
Written by: JOESEPH A SIMON
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jen nicholson
My mom actually made that dress for a art history student in 1985!!! Back then she waa limited on the client's budget so I remember her using a heavy upholstery fabric to make the dress, she did sit & cut & hem all those rows of the edging on the sleeves(that took the longest!!), she used fabrics & furs available at her favorite fabric & craft store & as I recall, the dress was indeed heavy, it was a very good likeness & the art history student got an A!! (she had written a paper about the painting & the dress was part of her presentation for her final!!)
Madam Vonkook
@Vee Dragon An Art Historian is not a seamstress they merely hired her mother to Reproduce the dress for his or her presentation about the painting
Jesse Mag
How neat...bet it was lovely.
X X
@Lisa D
The mother made the dress for an art student, who used it in a presentation about the painting.
The one making the dress and the student were different people.
Holly Therese
@Vee Dragon read the last bit again, the dress was part of the presentation, not the whole thing
Vee Dragon
Wait, the student bought a custom dress, and that got the student an A, even though the student didn't make the dress?
Lisa Kilmer
Really interesting to see how the ladies reverse-engineered that dress. I did think the fringe decoration on the sleeves looked like they were two layers of fabric, and when the garment was finished I felt that even more strongly. The fringes seemed to float rather than hang heavily as in the portrait. But overall, a beautiful project. Incidentally, the fact that the fabric changed color in the air is a chemical property of indigo, which is in both woad and indigo. As the fabric is removed from the dye bath, it magically changes color before one's eyes.
SallowedSkies
To everyone saying the dress was only trimmed in fur, if you look at the edge of her skirt where it's lifted off the groud, you can see the fur continues up the inside of the skirt. And like they said, it was significantly colder back then than it is now. The gown was likely fully lined.
Lorelei Martinez-Neddo
Must have been cozy ππ
Nemesis the Slasherβ’
Amber would look great in anything especially the old stuff. She looks she just stepped out of the victorian era.