I catch myself many times a day reflecting on many things, and one of the types of art i like to admire the most is music. I actually play the guitar and sing, someday i'll post one of my songs, recorded. One song i really like and intrigues me is "Limit to your love", by James Blake, and it goes like this:

There's a limit to your love
Like a waterfall in slow motion
Like a map with no ocean
There's a limit to your love
Your love, your love, your love

There's a limit to you care
So carelessly there, is it truth or dare
There's a limit to your care

The soft piano and vocal are disturbingly beautiful, altogether with the simple and minimalist percussion. The combination of lyrics and melody, in my interpretation, tells a story of someone who has experienced love, the lack of it, its limits and actually realizing that even love has its limits. What do you think? Do you like James Blake too? Cheers :)