Secluded Recluse

We're brushing jackets like you're wishing mine was off and there was room for you to hang yours over me We're catching glances like you've seen a constellation and you're running inside from the rain And I'm picking petals, heating kettles, sitting in the garden hoping you'd come bounding out of the mountain range Secluded recluse Superfluous redundancy, there A fragment of the truth I'm scared I've picked too many petals for me to believe The air here has such frequency I'm unsure you can still hear me Now it's easier to see you here In reflections, I disappear It's you, staring back in the pond, covering me I had no wishes before dandelions No expectations before surprises made them sweet Do we meet, tired like this? Running back and forth, we track our miles Two kids, beaming, Cheshire smiles Hoping you would appear and fill out this dream Secluded recluse Superfluous redundancy, there A fragment of the truth I'm scared I've picked too many petals for me to believe The air here has such frequency I'm unsure you can still hear me And it kills me to know that living in a bubble shows At least I have a home