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I bathed in silence, where the stars weep slow— each drop a hymn for letting go. Not made of sun, but tide and sky— I shed my grief and learned to fly. Moonwater held me, not to erase— but to remind I am still grace.
Lyrics
I slept in silence Beneath silver rain Where dreams go swimming To rinse the pain The moon held space For what I lost She whispered healing No matter the cost And I rose From the depth of sleep Where wounds unravel But don’t run deep Moonwater, take me home Wash what I can't outgrow I’m floating between The ache and the light Dissolving my fear In lunar night Moonwater, make me new In stillness I slip through I’m more than the break More than the scar I'm made of tides And falling stars You touched the part I tried to hide Lit a lantern Where shadows cried And I remembered What I forgot That softness isn't What I’m not And I rose From the depth of sleep Where wounds unravel But don’t run deep Moonwater, take me home Wash what I can't outgrow I’m floating between The ache and the light Dissolving my fear In lunar night Moonwater, make me new In stillness I slip through I’m more than the break More than the scar I'm made of tides And falling stars I don’t need the sun To find the glow The moon was enough To let it go Moonwater, take me slow Through all the things I’ll never know Moonwater, wash me through Let the quiet Make me true Moonwater… (moonwater…) Moonwater… (moonwater…)
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