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Forgetting

Forgetting lyrics by Philip Glass. A man wakes up to the sound of rain From a dream about his lovers Who pass through his room. They brush lightly by, these...

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Forgetting

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A man wakes up to the sound of rain

From a dream about his lovers

Who pass through his room.

They brush lightly by, these lovers.

They pass. Never touching.

These passing lovers move through his room.

The man is awake now

He can't get to sleep again.

So he repeats these words

Over and over again:

Bravery. Kindness. Clarity.

Honesty. Compassion. Generosity.

Bravery. Honesty. Dignity.

Clarity. Kindness. Compassion.

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