The Hitchhiker
by
Jim Morrison, The Doors
Imagine a journey through the dark recesses of the mind, where reality and morality blur. "The Hitchhiker" by Jim Morrison takes us on a hallucinogenic trip through a desert landscape, reflecting themes of isolation and guilt. The narrator, presumably Morrison himself, embodies a hitchhiker who has just endured a desolate and philosophical journey, confessing to an unseen listener about a murder he committed. His casual, almost indifferent tone, coupled with the iconic lines from "Riders on the Storm," suggests a disconnection from societal norms and a disturbing sense of acceptance of his actions. This eerie narrative challenges us to confront our own moral boundaries and the thin line between sanity and madness. #ExistentialCrisis #DarkJourney #MoralAmbiguity
