Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Imagery #1

“Lost in this Moment”
by Big & Rich

See your mama and the candles and the tears and roses
I see your daddy walk his daughter down the aisle
and my knees start to tremble as I tell the preacher
Don't she look beautiful tonight?

All the wonderful words in my head I've been thinkin'
Ya know I wanna say em all just right
I lift your veil and angels start singing
Such a heavenly sight

Lost in this moment with you
I am completely consumed
My feeling's so absolute
There's no doubt
Sealing our love with a kiss
Waited my whole life for this
Watching all my dreams come true
Lost in this moment with you

I smell the jasmine floatin' in the air like a love song
Watch my words draw sweet tears from your eyes
Bow our heads while the preacher talks to Jesus
Please bless this brand new life, yeah

Lost in this moment with you
I am completely consumed
My feeling's so absolute
There's no doubt
Sealing our love with a kiss
Waited my whole life for this
Watching all my dreams come true
Lost in this moment with you

Lost in this moment with you
I am completely consumed
My feeling's so absolute
There's no doubt
Sealing our love with a kiss
Waited my whole life for this
Watching all my dreams come true
Lost in this moment with you

Lost in the moment
In this moment with you
Lost in the moment
Lost in the moment
In this moment with you
Lost in the moment

Analysis:

The song “Lost in this moment” by Big & Rich uses imagery to appeal to the five senses. By saying, “See your mama and the candles and the tears and roses. I see your daddy walk his daughter down the aisle” they are appealing to the sense of sight. They are also appealing to the sense of smell when talking about the roses. Another way that they appeal to the sense of smell is when they say, “I smell the jasmine floatin' in the air like a love song.” This helps the reader show how good the smell is throughout the room and it also compares it to a love song which relates to the sense of hearing. These are some ways that Big & Rich uses imagery to appeal to the five senses.

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