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October 30, 2011

you know all my dreaming
comes from just one feeling
that i never want this to end.
The dessert of finding water.

Is the beach just a desert
who has found her water?
moshe a stick that has a lost her
Like we found a home in the wind?
I know what you mean in my dream. What do I mean in yours? Deep in this dance we may see what forever is for
and it has been spoken
that this is no more than a dream
in the realms of the heart there are people
who only know of love. they will dream forever.
expanding meaning here.
they hear the wind, they hear the wind
The Women of the universe are dancing
They hear the wind
They hear the Wind, They here.
The women of the universe are dancing
this is bigger than what we are…. my dear.
i know what you mean in my dream what does this mean in yours?
Is there a chance we will see what forever is for?
we will see what forever is for?

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