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Thin Places


Thin places lie all over the world Just open your eyes and see them unfurled A double rainbow, A honey drip slow A meteor shining Wherever you go Thin places arise, right before your eyes, Just analyze the sapphire skies An angel who cares Will blow wind in your hair, And speak through a preach-ed Sermon's good air Thin places await, so open the crate, The light through the window shall always dictate, That you should not wait, With sleep running late For the warm air is waiting, So go out and skate! Thin places, take heart, for they are an art That show you and Heaven shall never depart To be a worry wart Will make one grow warts So relax, fly free, And roll like a cart Thin places give love, and peace like a dove Just take off those gloves and watch the sun rise above, You don't have to move From your seat on the cove Just enjoy the thin places Wherever you rove
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