Bigfoot

The only pictures of you are distant and blurry Your family would like a portrait to hang on the wall Come back to us Bigfoot You can stand straight and tall with me You've got a luscious thick coat The deep shade of coffee It runs from your august face down to your feet Come back to us Bigfoot How warm we could be together I know you're getting well along By a certain narrow measure For the world's pompous put-ons you have nary a need And the land is somehow darker Without the cover of your trees, I understand dear And I will concede the world's bountiful vices Duplicitous faces, wracked and twisted with greed But there's more to the masses than wasted potential You can still see their desires Through the cracks in between It's an unspoken truth that people don't wait forever You've got so much to lose And much left to see So come back to us Bigfoot Help us believe once again