Aufsteigende Flügel is German for "Soaring Wings", a beautiful piano piece composed by Masashi Hamauzu. It is a retreat, a place for me to speak my mind, my thoughts,
and my ideas. I bid you all welcome and please, enjoy your stay while you can.
In case you're wondering, the song you hear playing in the background is called Memories, composed and performed by Kow Otani for the best PS2 game of all time, Shadow of the Colossus.
This was one of the many unused tracks from the game, so I thought I might do it justice playing this lovely track here. It may take a while to load, but please pause it and give it a good listen.
Otani makes good music (unfortunately, this is the only one I know of), and this is one of them. Enjoy!
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Sunlitdays,
Bella.Sol
We fly to see another day
another past
another future
another time
We fly and forget
let them all drift away.
Fade to dust
these troubled qualms
Our wings soar high
tips touching the endless blue
Bliss overflowing
Infinity dwells
this stagnant space
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I wrote this out of boredom. But really, they were just random thoughts in my mind.
Lately, I've been thinking about flying.
Oh well.
At any rate, this post is here to show that Aufsteigende Flugel is still alive and well. Its author is currently enjoying a particular game that has been occupying her time all these while (uninspired would be the correct word here, but I simply must refrain from using such words as it will only dishonour the author and arouse her wrath).
Until then, please remain seated and we will continue this journey when all is fixed.
Thank you.
And have a happy christmas, fellow readers.
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