Just to Be Here
Embracing Tranquility: Finding Home in Nature's Symphony
Lyrics
The sky is large enough
The vastness of the sky symbolizes ample space.
There's room for clouds to pass
The sky's expansiveness allows clouds to move freely.
Fields of golden rod
Fields of golden rod represent a serene and natural landscape.
And bending willow
Bending willow suggests a gentle and flexible presence.
This is home to me
The speaker feels a sense of belonging and comfort at this location.
These worn paths I have made
Worn paths signify the familiarity and history of the speaker's journey.
The lark can't sing a song
The lark's song is recognizable and known to the speaker.
That's not familiar
The speaker finds comfort in the familiar, rejecting the unknown.
There's no longing in my soul
No inner yearning or desire is present in the speaker's soul.
No distant calling I hear
No distant calls or aspirations are reaching the speaker.
The world is still and at the moment
The world is calm and tranquil in the present moment.
It's enough just to be here
Being in the moment is sufficient for the speaker; there's contentment just to exist.
Sometimes I drift into
Occasionally, the speaker immerses in the soothing embrace of silence.
The comfort of silence
The comfort of silence is a source of solace for the speaker.
And all I take with me
In moments of silence, the speaker cherishes the presence of a loved one, holding hands.
Is your hand in my hand
The bond with a loved one is the only thing the speaker carries in the quietude.
There's no longing in my soul
Similar to line 11, the absence of deep yearning is reiterated.
No distant calling I hear
No distant calls or aspirations persist in the speaker's awareness.
The world is still and at the moment
The world remains still, emphasizing the serenity of the current moment.
It's enough just to be here
Being present in the moment is satisfying for the speaker; just existing is enough.
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