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Whispers of Wondering
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I lay in the moonlight,
Remembering a dream
The moon split in three.
your skin just as soft,
You were the same
You still missed me.
Scratching branches sway
In the dim outside the windowpane
Your hand on my chin
As we lay side by side
Limbs entwined.
Your hand on my chin,
My eyes in your eyes
Side by side.
Twisting branches sway
Shifting moonlight through the branch’s play
You laugh at a thought
And make a little joke
“I missed you”.
Soft like a feather
Your lips on my cheek
“I missed you too”.
Sighing branches sway
In the pale outside the windowpane
Whispers of wondering
In dark melodies
Moving in the dim.
I lay in the moonlight,
The moon split in three
Remembering a dream.
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In Gowan Ring
The Symbolist Folk Music of In Gowan Ring channels stories of stones and angels through homemade instruments and human voice.
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