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Originally Posted by seekerj
Which is just really funny since this is one of her few lyrics that just says what it means! She climbed up high, looked at the snow, and saw her reflection. She calls the snow a "mirror" because the snow is reflective, and it's a mirror "in the sky" because she climbed up into the mountains. It's that simple. But, as far as that person who came up with that interpretation, well, I guess you can see "evil" anywhere you want to if you try.
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My point exactly. Landslide is far less abstract then most of her songs, and I think its clear the high frosted mountains reaching the sky are the mirror. She already said she saw her reflection in them for gods sake. :LOL: On the other hand, I find those fanatics bizarre to say the least. Why on earth would you spend your time and energy investigating and obsessing over something you hate? Isn't religion supposed to bring you inner peace and harmony? Aren't Christians supposed to love everybody, even their enemies? And I don't see how the hell could Stevie be any kind of an enemy or threat to Christianity. Does anybody really believe that there are witches out there casting spells to change the course of events and twist the free will of other people while summoning demons? Stevie built a fairytale world around her from which she obviously drains inspiration and creativity, and that's it. Millions of fans know how to appreciate that, and I've never heard of anyone of them skinning a cat in an occult ritual. I am an atheist, and will be one until there's any proof any evidence to back up religions fantastical claims, which we all know ain't gonna happen. Having said that, I completely respect anyone's choice to practice any religion. We all have our defensive mechanisms to cope with life, which isn't easy, and who am I to try to convince somebody their ways are wrong if it works for them, just because they are different then mine. I have a lot of Christian and Muslim friends which I respect and love dearly. We agree to disagree on that subject, and that's it. They know they can't change my mind, and I know I can't change theirs. What I do have a problem with are fanatics showing their believes down everybody throat, acting as it is time to bring back the Spanish inquisition, viciously undermining anyone who doesn't share their opinions.