song spaces | therapy | embodiment
rosalyn, you came here to give time
to yourself, after looking out
for everybody else
I still recall your face, wise
with the grace of water and
a sharp kind of edge, like the fire
of mothers love, for daughter
you sat there raw and alive
as more people arrived
told me what you did you did
for you to survive
rosalyn, you handed me a prayer
I had come across before
knelt low to the floor, a life ago
in London
it asks you to forgive
the past as it slips from a future you thought
might take another door, might
have you wanting more - if you’re wholly honest
and with a hand to you skin you spoke the words again
rosalyn, you came here to remember
you were dancing in the trees
the morning I left ya
it’s not the first time I have seen
a woman found in dreaming
after a lifetime of hiding - rationalising
the mysterious cycles of our bleeding
no lady, you’ve never been crazy
you’re language is the very kind
I’ve been speaking
rosalyn, you came here to give time
to yourself, after looking out
for everybody else