"My Own Summer" is the perfect world in where no one cares to see everything and be out and a part of the normal society. They'd rather be in the dark, and they wouldn't care about the way a person looked because they wouldn't see them. Everyone would get to know the real person before they were judged. And they also wouldn't be a part of this fake happiness that the sun symbolizes. They would find their own happiness by just being themselves. And if they tried to "look up" (do their own thing, be happy with themselves and set goals, etc.) the sun wouldn't be there to "burn" them and say that that isn't what they're supposed to do, and that it isn't right. In summary I guess the summer, the perfect world is one where everyone is equal and can do whatever they want to without getting criticized for it.
And by the way...I think when the two hits the six means (going back to the clock thing) 6:30. Two hands are on the "6". And what happens around 6:30 in the summer? The sun rises. That's when Chino says he is through, and he wants to find shelter. That's when "summer" starts. Makes sense doesn't it?
Hope it wasn't too bad...
im not sure if this is correct but i heard that the two hitting six was representing 2:30, which isnt that the point where the sun is highest in the sky in summer?
im not sure if this is correct but i heard that the two hitting six was representing 2:30, which isnt that the point where the sun is highest in the sky in summer?
I think your interpretation is spot on, although your guess may be just as good as mine. But nevertheless, I can see the theme here. The summer is a time of revealing mostly because people wear less clothes and such, he uses this as an allegory for people judging off of school and summer in general. People judge heavily on appearance in the summer, during winter months and autumn, people are in school and mostly focusing on intellect. The act of looking up at the light may be those who attempt to change or embrace the light may get burned,...
I think your interpretation is spot on, although your guess may be just as good as mine. But nevertheless, I can see the theme here. The summer is a time of revealing mostly because people wear less clothes and such, he uses this as an allegory for people judging off of school and summer in general. People judge heavily on appearance in the summer, during winter months and autumn, people are in school and mostly focusing on intellect. The act of looking up at the light may be those who attempt to change or embrace the light may get burned, such as the form of being ruined by the ridicule of the people by basking in the "light" or attention. Perhaps somebody stands too long in the sun to attempt to look better, instead they get burned? This is why he asks for "big mood; guide me to shelter" to escape the light and hide for the summer.
@Sage865711916 This is written about me :D I'm not the guy of regular people, I better be alone. not only the meaning. I hate sunny days a lot, like right now :c when it's sunny i feel like nauseated or something like that.
@Sage865711916 This is written about me :D I'm not the guy of regular people, I better be alone. not only the meaning. I hate sunny days a lot, like right now :c when it's sunny i feel like nauseated or something like that.
@SOADeftool, @oxysean, 2:30 is definitely not the point when the sun is highest in the sky. That is the definition of noon, or more precisely solar noon.
@SOADeftool, @oxysean, 2:30 is definitely not the point when the sun is highest in the sky. That is the definition of noon, or more precisely solar noon.
"My Own Summer" is the perfect world in where no one cares to see everything and be out and a part of the normal society. They'd rather be in the dark, and they wouldn't care about the way a person looked because they wouldn't see them. Everyone would get to know the real person before they were judged. And they also wouldn't be a part of this fake happiness that the sun symbolizes. They would find their own happiness by just being themselves. And if they tried to "look up" (do their own thing, be happy with themselves and set goals, etc.) the sun wouldn't be there to "burn" them and say that that isn't what they're supposed to do, and that it isn't right. In summary I guess the summer, the perfect world is one where everyone is equal and can do whatever they want to without getting criticized for it. And by the way...I think when the two hits the six means (going back to the clock thing) 6:30. Two hands are on the "6". And what happens around 6:30 in the summer? The sun rises. That's when Chino says he is through, and he wants to find shelter. That's when "summer" starts. Makes sense doesn't it? Hope it wasn't too bad...
im not sure if this is correct but i heard that the two hitting six was representing 2:30, which isnt that the point where the sun is highest in the sky in summer?
im not sure if this is correct but i heard that the two hitting six was representing 2:30, which isnt that the point where the sun is highest in the sky in summer?
I interpreted 2 hits the six as 2:30 - which could mean when the sun is the highest, or when school gets out, i.e. the beginning of summer vacation.
I interpreted 2 hits the six as 2:30 - which could mean when the sun is the highest, or when school gets out, i.e. the beginning of summer vacation.
I think your interpretation is spot on, although your guess may be just as good as mine. But nevertheless, I can see the theme here. The summer is a time of revealing mostly because people wear less clothes and such, he uses this as an allegory for people judging off of school and summer in general. People judge heavily on appearance in the summer, during winter months and autumn, people are in school and mostly focusing on intellect. The act of looking up at the light may be those who attempt to change or embrace the light may get burned,...
I think your interpretation is spot on, although your guess may be just as good as mine. But nevertheless, I can see the theme here. The summer is a time of revealing mostly because people wear less clothes and such, he uses this as an allegory for people judging off of school and summer in general. People judge heavily on appearance in the summer, during winter months and autumn, people are in school and mostly focusing on intellect. The act of looking up at the light may be those who attempt to change or embrace the light may get burned, such as the form of being ruined by the ridicule of the people by basking in the "light" or attention. Perhaps somebody stands too long in the sun to attempt to look better, instead they get burned? This is why he asks for "big mood; guide me to shelter" to escape the light and hide for the summer.
@Sage865711916 This is written about me :D I'm not the guy of regular people, I better be alone. not only the meaning. I hate sunny days a lot, like right now :c when it's sunny i feel like nauseated or something like that.
@Sage865711916 This is written about me :D I'm not the guy of regular people, I better be alone. not only the meaning. I hate sunny days a lot, like right now :c when it's sunny i feel like nauseated or something like that.
@SOADeftool, @oxysean, 2:30 is definitely not the point when the sun is highest in the sky. That is the definition of noon, or more precisely solar noon.
@SOADeftool, @oxysean, 2:30 is definitely not the point when the sun is highest in the sky. That is the definition of noon, or more precisely solar noon.