In-between worlds

Take me down the cobbled path
Where moss and grasses grow
Sink my heels in dampened sand
Where oceans ebb and flow

Let the breeze sweep through my lips 
The sunshine warm my skin
Let the dew drops gently fall
Where mornings will begin

Dance me though the scattered corn
And twirl amongst the stars
Let the rain splash down the stream
To the world that once was ours

If I feel the sun upon my face
The wind rush through my hair
If I breathe in the salt and close my eyes
I pause, and you are there
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