Becoming One
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Becoming One
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Patterns lull me in to sleep
Still i can not reach your keep
My ship lies still upon the sea
And yet no harbour can i see
Sunsweet voices call my name
Sweeter pictures calm my shame
Realm of sanctum how i long
To hear your angels sing my song
Ripples on the mirrorlake
Dewdrops where the fairies make
Life a part of heavens sake
Spring in every breath you take
Skin against my pounding chest
In your arms i'll make my nest
Once i've touched you i may rest
Filled with piece and newborn zest
Ripples on the mirrorlake
Dewdrops where the fairies make
Life a part of heavens sake
Spring in every breath you take
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