PLACES OF THE HEART
The owl calls into the moon
I unlock the door
It opens to an ocean view
I’ve seen many times before.
As we settle in our room
Rain starts to pour,
And teal green waves pile on the shore.
Through morning mist we take the trail
Down to the sand.
Thread our way through driftwood piles
On the border of the land.
Reedy grasses ankle high,
Kelp on the strand.
In cold water barefoot we stand.
Places of the heart
Memory songs.
Pebbles kept in a wooden box
Till a new one comes along.
Huckleberries on the path
A wild turkey track
Some twisted pines sculpted by the wind
A damp mossy mat.
Hidden in between the dunes,
Salt marsh and flat.
Maybe we're, maybe we're, maybe never coming back.
Places of the heart
Songs of the land
When it calls into your heart
Sing along if you can.
Places of the heart.
Glimpse of the past.
Save the moments when you can.
Maybe never coming back.
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