Mountain + Sea
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Mountain + Sea
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We’re mountain and sea
See your back to me
Cold as a creek
Bed with no bedsheet
As it may be
We’re mountain and sea
Be as it may
Fly in the breezeway
We’re day into night
Night owl in flight
As far as we know
Nowhere else to go
We’re night into day
Daydream us away
A way to escape
Hatch and take shape
We’re high into low
Low tide undertow
Untied, overdue
Do-over, undo
We’re low into high
High tide will be true
True dovetail of two
Two cities me and you
We’re Tennessee moons
Shining at noon
Set us down slow
Slow down and let go
We’re water to vapor
You my equator
Turn back to me
Sure-footed daisy
Mountain and sea
As it may be
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