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Night Visions
03:57
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Hear the car slip past
Like wind down the hill
The shears’ line through night
Shines headlights on the sill
Sharp green grass of the yard (over there!)
Glowing in the halo of the dust in the air
And the second hand holding yours
As the seconds move back and forward
What have you been seeing in the night visions?
What have you been seeing in the night visions?
Build another country
In the bed of the truck
White canvas highways
That roll themselves up
And here’s a silver moon
Drumming on the eyelids
And gone
Before you’re able to move
What have you been seeing in the night visions?
What have you been seeing in the night visions?
I’ve heard you beg for silence
In the dead of the night
Saw you wait in the stillness
For that yellow light
You couldn’t feel the seabirds
Curving down
Setting paper wings
On the damp, low, sand ground
So what have you been seeing in the night visions?
What have you been seeing in the night visions?
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Elizabeth, for E.B.
04:30
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You write all night, Elizabeth
Wind chimes glint and the wind rings
You set these pages, you live within
And I set nothing down
In front of you, lately
Out in front of you, lately
Opalescent, Elizabeth
Blue skin, moonlit
Turn of the eye and
Pattern of the wrist
Something in the way you move me
Something in the way you moved
You float in slowly, Elizabeth
Heavy mist rolls from the harbor
In through my open lips
Oh, a voice to hold
Oh, a hand to let slip
Something in the way you move freely
Linger like a nervous stare
There’s something in you blows right through me
Night breezes through her long brown hair
There’s something in you blows right through me
Your patterns on the cool deep air
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