All hymns for Hephaestus have the same element
in common: they are usually euphoric and overwrought pieces of music. And one
of these days when I was feeling the triumphant return of my main flame, and
there was this piece of music coming to my mind. It wasn’t RMUS neither QMUS, because
I knew exactly which song it was.
It was Gate XIII by Angra. It’s one of my
favorite types of songs, an instrumental orchestrated medley with all themes
used along the album. But it was a small part of the song that called my
attention. There’s a moment when the song seems to come to a still, and
suddenly there’s this arpeggio bringing back all the energy of the song.
This is what I mean by allegorical quintessence.
This is how the feeling of the incoming power of Hephaestus is like in the
shape of music. It’s the feeling of the burning flame, of recovered passion, of
life that returns.
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