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Looking West, I think I can see you In summer clothes, in sunshine, in light Surroundings that fit and embrace you Yet, hoping your eyes search for mine I can't tell if you are looking Eastward I don't expect you could pray to the East On a globe, which horizon is forward? Which sacrifice will guarantee the yield? And meantime you shimmer on coastlines On sand, and at parties, in bars But I recall you when you were all mine Quietly answering each other's prayers Your love is scaffolding built overnight Surrounding, supporting weathered stone An unexpected artisan, you revitalise You renovate and salvage and own Own me, and this immobile cathedral Impervious rock to skilled test A sanctuary for prayers that come Eastward A place where our love can be blessed
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 6:39 PM UTC
Horizon
Looking West, I think I can see you In summer clothes, in sunshine, in light Surroundings that fit and embrace you Yet, hoping your eyes search for mine I can't tell if you are looking Eastward I don't expect you could pray to the East On a globe, which horizon is forward? Which sacrifice will guarantee the yield? And meantime you shimmer on coastlines On sand, and at parties, in bars But I recall you when you were all mine Quietly answering each other's prayers Your love is scaffolding built overnight Surrounding, supporting weathered stone An unexpected artisan, you revitalise You renovate and salvage and own Own me, and this immobile cathedral Impervious rock to skilled test A sanctuary for prayers that come Eastward A place where our love can be blessed
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 6:39 PM UTC
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