Two A.M.
I may not be able to play you a song on the piano or draw you a portrait;
but I will tell you everything I love about you.
From your sun-kissed cheeks,
to the way your fingers wrap around your sleeves.
I love the way you make music flow like billows in the sea,
the way you get caught and pulled into the tide like a refugee.
I may not be able to play you a song on the piano or draw you a portrait;
but I will be there when you need me.
I'll be there at two a.m. while your parents are away,
and I'll fight your demons before my own.
I know how much the world can weigh,
but as long as I love you you won't have to carry it alone.
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