"Dear Love," genre: Acoustic
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	A letter to someone I haven't met yet in this life.
	CD: Stars or Streetlamps   Label: self-released
	Lyrics Dear Love, I hope you’ve been well in your journeys across the world Wherever you’ve been Crossing state lines, borders, boundaries, defenses Who are your thousand people? And I’m sure you’ve seen your reflection once or twice In an iris or an eyebrow or a whim Love for years I’ve missed you without knowing your face, your name Without knowing even of you Lifetimes shroud the memories of specifics The color of your eyes, your hair, your skin But I still feel you writhing deeply in winter All seasons cold without your wind Are you standing there waiting, silent? Or will you sing to me? Love can you forgive me for not finding you so far? The land is wide, the oceans deep And teeming perhaps with the remains of our former bodies Sinking, drifting, lifting among the waves Saltwater grieving the distance we might not be sharing, swimming Who are you, different since the last time spent within Throw away your white carnation, don’t look for mine Just close your eyes and sing to me Love show me your contours, your shape I must relearn The textures must not fade, the bridges must not burn You may be crossing with matches in your hand You may be matching crosses in the sand You may be sailing under, you may be torn asunder You may be coming toward me You may be already in my arms as you sing to me

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