Visions and emotions trapped within, unable to grow organically and find their form in the world, drive a person to a sort of blind kinetic madness — and that madness, in turn, becomes the form.
And there they go, walking around with their emotions trapped by your dam, so they're ticking time bombs, and you shake your heads in disgust when you read of those young men walking out on their families because disengagement is easier than feeling the sorrow of alienation or the frustration of a crying child or the disappointment of a rocky family that points to a rocky marriage.
At times it falls into the "speed and volume equal intensity of emotion" trap and curdles characters' grief and remorse into something more maudlin.
I can't see or feel the change from one season to the next, I crave greenery, and I constantly wrestle with the emotion of feeling trapped.
Music therapy has been demonstrated to help children with autism, psychotic young men and elderly people with Alzheimer's disease unleash trapped emotions and memories.
Dennis thinks it's to do with what he keeps in reserve, the trapped emotions, the sense that he may explode at any point.
By letting my tears out, I was able to set free emotions that were trapped inside me.
Animal empaths feel the emotions of animals, feeling trapped or stressed walking near a zoo.
However, at the core of these responses are the root emotions that keep us trapped in suffering: aggression, passion and ignorance.
For example, young people involved in the study often distinguished between their rational understandings of the mental health problems, symptoms, and causes, and, at the same time, their feelings of being trapped in emotions such as shame.
