January Flowers
Embracing Quakes and Shoulder Comfort: January Flowers by Coral Grief
Lyrics
Shells from the yard as old as that star
Reflecting on aged memories symbolized by shells, possibly comparing them to a distant star.
We're curled up, in holding
Describing a state of comfort or intimacy, being figuratively curled up or embraced.
Finding the distance, the number of steps to the jump
Contemplating the distance or challenges in a relationship, counting steps metaphorically.
Could I skip a single one
Questioning the possibility of skipping a step, suggesting a desire to hasten or avoid a phase.
Feelings on top of each other, no more to discover
Expressing emotional saturation, feeling that there's nothing more to explore or uncover.
Everything's been said again, the reruns are reread
Noting repetition in communication or experiences, indicating a sense of déjà vu or stagnation.
Until the pattern won't cut it, is the earthquake in check
Raising a question about the stability of a routine or pattern, using earthquake as a metaphor.
The comfort of a shoulder is the deepest yes
Affirming the profound comfort found in sharing one's burdens with another person.
Tending breaking, no choice but our stems are tough count it out
Acknowledging challenges or hardships but emphasizing resilience, likening to tough stems.
Measure reminder
Referring to a deliberate effort to assess or quantify a situation, using the term "Measure reminder."
Can I skip a single one
Revisiting the idea of skipping a step, perhaps indicating a desire to overlook difficulties.
Feelings on top of each other, no more to discover
Reiterating a sense of emotional saturation, implying a lack of new discoveries or insights.
Everything's been said again, the reruns are reread
Highlighting the repetition of experiences, suggesting a cyclical nature of events or emotions.
Until the pattern won't cut it, is the earthquake in check
Questioning the effectiveness of established patterns, echoing the earthquake metaphor.
The comfort of a shoulder is the deepest yes
Reaffirming the depth of emotional comfort found in the support of a caring individual.
Feelings on top of each other, no more to discover
Repeating the idea of emotional saturation, emphasizing a sense of completeness or finality.
Until the pattern won't cut it, the comfort of a shoulder is the deepest yes
Continuing to question the adequacy of established patterns, while reiterating the comfort derived from support.
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