It was two in the morning, Quiet and dark, Under dim street lamp lighted streets we walked.
You were walking in front of me and I was dawdling behind, Gazing at the sparkling street lights and at the moths circling frantically around the light, As if trying to catch it; take hold of it for themselves.
I was a moth, Trying to encircle and hold a light, A light that I thought shined brilliantly,
But you were walking in front of me, In the darkness and not in my light.