Just one breeze, so sudden in the heavy summer heat, a whisper cool and smooth the night refuses to repeat, a swish of leaves against themselves, so lush after May rains, a momentary murmur in the calm the night maintains, a brief caress so cautious, so gentle then it's gone, I gaze into the dark for any glimpse of where it's drawn. And then I'm left bewildered, and oddly pleased and stirred, as if that sudden evening chill had called and I had heard; my eyes, beneath the maple there, so wide till they adjust, till silver, teal, and charcoal fill a valley wrapped in rust; and off toward the west a little pond quite still, serene, and luminous as moonstone lights the hillside in between. And gazing down toward the glow I finally catch the sight: that breeze upon its journey rippling tall grass in the night; as quickly as it passed by me, I watch it touch the pond, which quivers just as I had, so gently then it's gone.
First Played: September 1, 2000 Buckeye Lake Music Center - Hebron, OH
Last Played: June 6, 2025 Roost On the River - Newark, OH
# Times Played: 102
% Played: 6.87 %
Shows Since 1st Played: 1485
Shows Since Last Played: 3
1st set: 79
2nd set: 23
3nd set: 0
Encore: 0