I like mcbear's interpretation a lot. I just wanted to add that I thought the most significant line is "don't let this fading summer pass you by." At first I thought the "fading summer" was a reference to her aging and she shouldn't let what's left of her youth pass her by while she's wallowing in whatever she's wallowing in (depression, unrequited love?). I just can't figure out why the magpie would be saying that to the morning or how that fits in with the morning's teeth being lit. Anyone?
I like mcbear's interpretation a lot. I just wanted to add that I thought the most significant line is "don't let this fading summer pass you by." At first I thought the "fading summer" was a reference to her aging and she shouldn't let what's left of her youth pass her by while she's wallowing in whatever she's wallowing in (depression, unrequited love?). I just can't figure out why the magpie would be saying that to the morning or how that fits in with the morning's teeth being lit. Anyone?