The night is dark against your fair fur feathers And your wingspan holds true against the glass. Legs splayed against the pane, hard and fast pressed against the portal to my world. You'll do anything to touch the light.
I cannot blame you, I have been there, Outside in the cold warming yourself with the thought of a light bulb Feeling the phosphorus of that explosion with your eyes and ears Longing to be a part of what is good.
No, I cannot let you in, for I am ready to selfishly bathe in this illumination The moonlight will do for you So I suppose I'm just as bad as the others were when
They kept me out.
Window panes and light refrains From being yours, but mine. All you shall do is hang there and wish You had a light switch of your own
Ready to make your own world bright Ready to lift you from the darkness Ready to help you spread your wings And fly in the day like all the other successes. With just a flick.