I Remember by Rick Holland Lyrics
[Intro]
You're listening to the Late Night Tales
Welcome to the Late Night Tales story "I Remember"
Written and read by me, Rick Holland
[Short Story: I Remember]
I remember the tone the sunlight made
Reflecting as it did
That first breath of late-night morning air
The feeling that here was anywhere
And anywhere was kind
Flumes of smoke funneled overland and meet us there
As though our late-night tales joined to feed our breathing
And each breath kept golden remnants of the fireside tale in sight
Safe, but boundless
To hang like bubbles over us
With each completed breath
Not born or dying, but reassembling the very air
A ceiling to our meaning, or spring for new sounds to bound from
No essential measure of beginning or belief
No escape, and no relief, but safe...
Safe as shapeless
Shapeless, on a turning wheel of casting possibilities that change the wheel
The tick becomes imagined, and steel to silk
I remember the tone the sunlight made
And each time it comes to visit, I remember
And taste, and scent, and sense released from sense
The sense of everything as golden and remembered
Even as it slips to the course of these events
And this, my friend, is home
Right here, and in this tone of sun, and fire, and form
We’re listening as a birth each time
And feeling creeps to embers
Notes suggest in emblems reminiscent of a nascent form of wealth
From long before gold could be held, when cold was felt
And breath was celebrated for that very rearrangement of the air
Which placed us here
You're listening to the Late Night Tales
Welcome to the Late Night Tales story "I Remember"
Written and read by me, Rick Holland
[Short Story: I Remember]
I remember the tone the sunlight made
Reflecting as it did
That first breath of late-night morning air
The feeling that here was anywhere
And anywhere was kind
Flumes of smoke funneled overland and meet us there
As though our late-night tales joined to feed our breathing
And each breath kept golden remnants of the fireside tale in sight
Safe, but boundless
To hang like bubbles over us
With each completed breath
Not born or dying, but reassembling the very air
A ceiling to our meaning, or spring for new sounds to bound from
No essential measure of beginning or belief
No escape, and no relief, but safe...
Safe as shapeless
Shapeless, on a turning wheel of casting possibilities that change the wheel
The tick becomes imagined, and steel to silk
I remember the tone the sunlight made
And each time it comes to visit, I remember
And taste, and scent, and sense released from sense
The sense of everything as golden and remembered
Even as it slips to the course of these events
And this, my friend, is home
Right here, and in this tone of sun, and fire, and form
We’re listening as a birth each time
And feeling creeps to embers
Notes suggest in emblems reminiscent of a nascent form of wealth
From long before gold could be held, when cold was felt
And breath was celebrated for that very rearrangement of the air
Which placed us here