Through the gorgeous bedroom window,
A younger me cherished the hues of outside solidarity,
Through the carved bedroom window,
A younger me desired the canary singing.
As a younger kid everybody enclosed me,
Within the vibrant Lego blocks,
Yet the piercing golden shadow of the window stirred me.
They gave me tiny pans and pots,
And walled me inside the Lego house,
Yet all I heard was the spring wind,
Beckoning, knocking on the opal sheet.
Soon, I grew too tall, I towered over the obsolete blocks,
I exploded with ambition and longing,
I broke the deceiving castle I was tamed within.
I stood and scudded through the pots and pans,
And before the grandeur of window I knelt,
I tore a leaf from my subdued canvas,
And reformed it into a canary, enflamed it with wings,
I opened the window and breathed it with the enthralling spring.
A free bird and the wind did sing for me,
They proclaimed my escape, my victory,
I was no more a fairy or a changeling,
I became authentic.