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Synco​-​Patience

from Somatose Pt. 1 by Alexandra Love

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I’m over here, do you see me?
While you’re asking, clear who I be.
But continue onto your search, you’ll find me just deserved.
Speak softly. Park, moon, planets, heaven’s not so far….
Listen to spoken mysteries alone,
And mindfully read moon like stars.
Touch, so graciously music you love, you love it all.
Harmony…
Subtle poetry.
I’m over here, do you see me?
While you’re asking, clear who I be.
But continue onto your search, you’ll find me just deserved.
Communicate, come near.
Water, air… leave no distance alone.
Listen, expression, solo enigmas… aware of aura like our own.
Feel so lovingly one door to notations.
Complete, most complete up,
Hints, words, and leave freedom.
I’m over here, do you see me?
While you’re asking, clear who I be.
But continue onto your search, you’ll find me just deserved.
Where we go, what we read, say, hear…
See, touches us… we write.
Who we speak to or with, they speak to us.
When we write, express… listen to, what we touch.
Do you have the patience enough?
You say to see me in the search, at all ends that don’t exist
You’ll find me just deserved.
I’m over here, do you see me?
While you’re asking, clear who I be.
But continue onto the search, you’ll find me just deserved.

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from Somatose Pt. 1, released April 8, 2003

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