Let's talk about... RHIANNON

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Originally Posted by daniellaaarisen

I think that "take me like the wind, baby, take me with the sky" is more about leaving her roots, her apprehension, her intensity behind. It's about leaving the earthly boundaries she feels, about leaving a place where her intensity is not properly interpreted nor appreciated-- its about finding the place where she can be Rhiannon and have it help and not hinder her. To me, the Stevie Nicks she became with fame and experience is about the closest anyone could get to finding that place... although I don't think it has ever really been enough.

Well, what about this - - - There's long-lasting earthquakes and shorter ones and sometimes the one helps with the other - and vice-versa - - - you see what I mean?
It was like a drug for her - and each helped her to deal with the other - the uhm, err,
"little earthquakes" helped her deal with the fame and upheaval and so on - and it worked the other way too - the upheaval helped her put deep relationships and so on into perspective - but only to a certain extent, in both directions.
I hope that makes sense - it's REALLY late and I'm being kind of allusive !