The Unexplainable Beauty of Music

You know what makes music so unexplainable? Outside of the obvious explanations that a quarter note is one beat and each scale follows a certain pattern and so on and so forth, music holds a realm of unexplainableness.

Music can make you see a moment with your eyes firmly shut. 

Music can make you smell a breeze from a different continent. 

Music can make your heart flutter like a plucked string without physically touching you. 

Music is powerful and unexplainable because music, in its design, touches human beings in corners that words in their simplest form cannot. 

Accompany anything with music, heck even this entry, and it will affect the interpretation. Music has the great power to influence through the subconscious inner workings of our brains, emotions and senses. 

This is what makes music unexplainable. It is magic. And magic is unexplainable. Outside of the obvious trap doors and hidden duplicates and so on and so forth, magic holds a realm of unexplainableness. 

Music is magic. And that is its unexplainable beauty.