The Endless Rainy Day

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Clodagh Read

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I wrote, narrated and edited this piece reflecting on life in lockdown through the perspective of someone in an endless rainy to capture the loss of purpose, identity and autonomy that is felt throughout society. I ask the question of how can you keep going when life stands still.

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

Irish (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
time is a funny thing, isn't it? You know, life was just moving so fast before locked, and there it's just pretty slow tow n. I can feel this. I can feel this impending doom. What if this is it? What if there is no end? There's only so much that you can do to distract you brain from, like what's actually going on like I just I feel like it men twisted horror film where people are like pushing and prodding and just waiting to see that what's gonna happen when you push are far enough. It's like everyone's living the same life, but now, behind invisible barriers around self made prisons like I'm sitting in my teenage bedroom, that's what's So you passed this right like you work so hard. Teo, get out there and be socially open on, not isolate yourself. And now there's literally no choice like I can't see beyond this point. How are we supposed to move on from this? I don't think I'll ever be the same, but maybe that's not so bad. We're living in it on this rainy day, the constant cycle of existing I suppose now we can question what that really means to us