Downward Progression

It's excruciatingly funny to know that life is now a kind of an augmented chord progression in an andantino epitome of 4/4 time signature. It progresses upward to another phase, but the "perfect" base of a 1-3-5 is then shakened and disrupted to a level of 1-3-5#.
It's phase which eventually takes me to another minor 1-3-6, with morose and hopeless tones to another 1-3-7flat, which is a fleeting harbor before the 4th chord of a scale.
It is a safe point of another start of a bar, yet it implies a circumstance of one's soul being brought down; twice as hard as it could do - and that is why it is probably called a subdominant.
Then a minor fourth explicates the melancholy which leaves a boy flabbergasted as he enjoys every inch of sorrow within this one particular point.
And the fingers then go back to the primary base, just soon to be shakened again.
Understand the words not, but listen to the sound that the triplet combo gives to you,
then your cold stare may judge me and my crystal clear agony in the middle of a new world's realm where silence and noise merge together in a chaotic serenity.