the lines that really spoke to me were:
"come on sorrow, take your own advice
hide under the bed, turn out the light."
it seems as though she's realized the magpie's warning about not letting the summer (or her life) pass her by and she's throwing Sorrow's advice back in its face. sorrow made her feel like hiding under the bed, but she is ready to move on and instead wishes the sorrow would "hide under the bed" or go away.
the lines that really spoke to me were: "come on sorrow, take your own advice hide under the bed, turn out the light." it seems as though she's realized the magpie's warning about not letting the summer (or her life) pass her by and she's throwing Sorrow's advice back in its face. sorrow made her feel like hiding under the bed, but she is ready to move on and instead wishes the sorrow would "hide under the bed" or go away.