Reay, the skyline bends to hear your name,
neon raindrops spell it on the glass;
I follow every letter, barefoot through the after-hours,
where the bass still pulses like a second heart.
You left your echo in the wires, a silver thread I breathe—
I sing it back against the dusk, a low and reckless vow.
If the city burns tomorrow, let it burn in your key;
I’ll cradle every ember, call it memory, call you home.