She's All Around
Nature's Symphony: Unveiling the Poetic Essence in 'She's All Around'
Lyrics
Rain on the pasture is a drug for the land
Rain on the pasture is a nourishing force for the land.
Ground and water running thick as the blood of a man
The earth and water flow together, reminiscent of the vital nature of human blood.
Down to the Bluestone, where the house used to be
Referencing a location called Bluestone, where a house once stood.
Now the weeds and the wildflowers all have families to feed
The abandoned site is now occupied by weeds and wildflowers, sustaining their own life.
And she's all around you now
Despite changes, the presence of a feminine figure is all-encompassing.
The December after was enough to convince, when
Reflecting on a December that served as convincing evidence.
In our heavy winter jackets we slipped under the fence
Recalling a moment in heavy winter jackets, trespassing under a fence.
And into cathedrals of cedar and pine
Entering natural spaces resembling cathedrals made of cedar and pine.
Even when we lost her, she was all we could find
Even in loss, the feminine presence remains a dominant and comforting force.
And she's all around you now
Reiterating the continuous and pervasive nature of the feminine influence.
The new year comes well before you think it will
Anticipating the arrival of the new year earlier than expected.
Rushes in and dries out, needs time to refill
Describing the swift passage of time, needing replenishment.
Three kinds of life, all sights to be seen
Highlighting the diversity of life experiences and the cyclical nature of existence.
The end and the beginning and the evergreen
Encompassing the entirety of existence, from end to beginning, symbolized by evergreen.
She's all around you now
Summarizing the enduring and pervasive nature of the feminine presence.
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