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Love Still Learning
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Will you meet me in the snowstorm at the end of the street?
Meet me in my corner pretending to sleep?
Meet me in my sorrow, meet me when I break?
Meet me here tomorrow when I wake to breathe in mourning?
Is this love still learning is this love still learning?
Can I trust the words you speak in the haze of my dreams?
Trust you in the colors of the sky in the evening?
Trust the way you pull at the taproot in my chest
Trust that love is strong, that love lives on, that love in death
Is love still learning, is this love still learning.
Don’t be so shy to tell me that you love me
That when you die your mama has to tell me
And is this world, is the world still turning
And is this love, is this love still learning?
Will you murmur in the water that I touch to my lips
Shimmer in the laughter at my fingertips
Meet me in the meadow where the grasses sing
Fill me in the hollow time that passes in anything
in anything this love is learning
is this love still learning is this love still learning?
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Elisabeth Pixley-Fink Michigan
EPF is a song-writer & singer who loves supporting creative empowerment. She is a member of the Earthwork Music Collective.
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