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Keep Rowing
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Your skin
Draws me in
a moonbeam dances on
contours that map out pale gradients
I turn to the dove
Fall silent to the raven
I know it is in vain
against this tide
Your flow
grows slow
the day's deliverance reran
under the shroud of peaceful slumber
I fear
what draws near
can't keep running from this truth
that we must steer out of entropic waters
River man
How can we keep rowing?
River man tell me
Keep rowing, keep rowing, keep rowing.
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The passing of time
Life and love’s tattoos
The advancing years
The revelations they bring
Are all to be sure of my friends
as our paths become separate
at a crossroads where we once met
The growth of your bones
The anchor of your knowledge
The teary eyes
Joyous memories made
Are all to be sure of my sweet
as you become a woman
from the little girl I once knew
I’ve been scared my whole life
And it fills me with fear in the stillness of night
Perched on horizons of my mind
A reminder of these tides
Inevitable tides of change
Inevitable tides of change
The emptiness of closure
The apprehension of dawn
The regret of consequence and the solitude it brings
Are all to be sure of
my love
As two become strangers
Whom once shared a life
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The Sounds Of Ursa Bristol, UK
Patience Panacea - The brand new debut EP from The Sounds Of Ursa - the music and alias of Bristol, UK singer-songwriter, composer and pianist Helen Stanley. Cinematic ethereal pop for the dreamers
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