Spin It, Spinning My Fate

Scene

Late night to early morning, when the hustle and bustle of the city has subsided.
Alone, surrounded by sounds. In a room, on the edge of a club, or on the way home.
The tension is released, but consciousness is clear.

What's happening?

The past and future are temporarily set offline,
choosing only the "feeling of the present, shaking."

Don't deny that you're broken.
Know that you can move forward even in that state.

Stop searching for the right answer and embrace trial and error as a process of rotation.

The meaning of "Spin"

It's not escape.
It's not going around in circles in the same place.
By constantly changing your angle, the scenery changes.

So,
It's okay to stop.
It's okay to go back.
That in itself becomes a "re-choice."

The protagonist's inner self

The protagonist has freed himself from impatience and competition.
He doesn't hide glitches and failures, but uses them as material.
He sees "becoming himself" as a central point, not completion.

What appears as an image

Circular motion, loops, rotating records and lights.
Colors distort pop, and the world becomes slightly deformed.
Even as it fades out, the rotation never stops.

In a nutshell

It's a scene where someone who has stopped moving forward in a straight line renews themselves by rotating.

It's not a binary choice: go forward or go back.
By continuing to rotate, you remain centered.

This poem is relevant whether you're feeling down or in the midst of success.

It's a scene of "pop self-affirmation for continuing to re-choose."