J.H. Prynne - Day Light Songs lyrics

Inhale breathe deeply and there the mountain is there are flowers streams flow simple bright goods clutter the ravines the air is thin & heady the mountain respires, is equal to the whole So much, is just by pulse then the sky clears, again love is a term of shadow and the shade flickers here, too Since otherwise snap & a false hope less polythene lung when so easily the town fits to the stride, we look at pots of jam we look upward And so when it does rain & will glide sown our necks like glances into the soul, drop lets work their way forward the sinus is truly the scent of the earth, unpraised Who shall make the sigh, of the waters, sign of wain & coming down over the ridge the entire air a nod to for tune, who else The leaves make drops, drop down the great tent of falling, the twigs are inside us, we the branches beyond which by which through which ever the entire brightness ex tends Do not deny this halo the shouts are against nothing we all stand at variance we walk slowly if it hurts we rant it it is not less than true oh love I tell you so As now, a term less than misty forewarnings less ready in simple motions of cloud we breathe the same motions of habit some part of the sky is constant, that old tune, Sonny Boy Foot, how you press me to keep that old contact alive the repeated daily sentiment of pace so grim, always that untrusting silence And the hill is a figure, dust in the throat did you day that or was it merely spoken as love a thirst for this and both together the morning The whole cloud is bright & a**embled now we are drawn by simple plea, over the membrane and its folded parts into the point, and touch the air streaming away