full moon lust

Title: “Circling Home Under the Full Moon” Verse 1 Full moon hanging like a silver bowl Pouring milk over the bones of the night I step barefoot into the quiet Wind braids prayers through my spine I have buried versions of myself In gardens only I can see Each one blooms in lunar water Whispering, “You’re still becoming.” Pre-Chorus My shadow is not my enemy She is a wolf with patient eyes She walks beside my trembling Until the trembling turns to rise Chorus We are not lost We are circling home Round and round the sacred unknown Full moon, pull me through Tide in my blood, tell me what’s true I am water, I am bone I am already on my way home Verse 2 I learned to sit with the middle Not just the valley or the flame To find God in the in-between Where no one hands you a name I cleanse my hands in crystal rivers Salt and breath and quiet tone Even the internet hums like spirit A cloud remembering its own Signals flashing like constellations Invisible threads through space What if every unseen current Is love in another face? Pre-Chorus My grief is not a graveyard It’s a doorway rimmed in light The ones I’ve loved are orbiting Soft satellites in the night Chorus We are not lost We are circling home Round and round the sacred unknown Full moon, steady me Keeper of tides and memory I am wound, I am grown I am already circling home Bridge North wind, guard my mind South fire, make me brave East air, clear the story West water, teach me to wave Earth under my bare feet Stars stitched into my crown I used to beg for rescue Now I lay my armor down I don’t need to be unbroken To be holy in this skin The moon doesn’t hide her craters She lets the light fall in Breakdown / Whisper Build Circling… Circling… Not undone, just becoming Not abandoned, just returning Final Chorus We are not lost We are circling home Carried by frequencies older than stone Full moon, rise in me Ancient and wild and free I am dark, I am shown I was never alone Outro Silver bowl in the sky Pour your quiet over me I release what is not mine And keep what sets me free