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On The Shore
06:40
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Sunlight on lemon trees reminds me to look up and breathe,
The birds in their melodies are telling me to stand up tall,
Wind blows a harmony, down by the water's edge,
And I give my love to my love on the shore.
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Am I Doing It Right?
07:28
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In the middle of the night, when the moon has gone,
And you sleep, and you sleep,
My eyes are open wide, and the hours are long,
And my fears, in they creep.
Am I doing it right? Am I doing it right?
Should I be loving more, making more,
playing more, creating more? Am I doing it right?
Am I doing it right? Am I doing it right?
Should I be trusting more, giving more, seeing more, forgiving more?
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Blackberries
05:02
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A blackberry's zing on a late summer's day
can awaken the spirit of fall,
She caresses the leaves with her gold-fingered ease,
And rejoices in the sparrowhawk's call.
Blackberries' ink drops stain fingers and cheeks,
As we mark the decay of the year
While the sun, hanging low, casts an aureate glow,
And we gather as the light disappears.
Listen now, to the story that nature tells,
Listen now, to the air,
Everything that ends now will begin, again, next year...
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A Fistful Of Keys
06:38
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Sisters
05:37
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Sisters, when we stand together, when we share our power,
We will rise up.
Sisters, when we work together, when we take our places,
We will rise up.
Sisters, when we build together, when we help each other,
we will rise up.
Sisters, when we find our power, when we share our knowledge,
We will rise up.
The wonder of the female spirit,
Working in joy, working in harmony
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KP's Parrot
05:45
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Solstice
03:06
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Your first sounds melted into the music of the birds outside,
As the sun began its longest ride,
On the solstice.
And your first dawn woke the world with a sky that was a gentle blue,
And a joy that was complete and new,
On the solstice.
And I know you are a part of me apart,
But you're so new,
It's just the start.
And I know apart from me you will become,
But just for now,
We two are one.
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8. |
Nature Is A Mother
04:27
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Nature is a mother
She breathes vitality
Into every corner of the world
And the emerald of leaves seems to glow and pulse like a spell
Nature is a mother
The Earth is a mother
I bury my feet in her soil
She brings balance to all things
And the tides and the seasons repeat like an incantation
The Earth is a mother
Language is a mother
My tongue releases me
I find freedom in every sound
And the song that connects us all seems to call in the night
Language is a mother
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9. |
Gratitude
04:56
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