Please hear me,
I want to tell you.
Please sing to me,
I wanna hear your voice.
While time was still managing to beat on, I locked these naked words in my chest,
And the colors of my memories began to bleed, in this torn corner of the world.
I just hold you, seeking nothing; that’s all I’m capable of right now.
Your quivering show of strength looks like nothing more than pride to me, like a child led astray.
Even the final sound of your voice was extinguished by a passing wind;
With your hand stretched out to the moon, you disappeared among the stars in the sky.
Even if I hold you and tell you to, “Stay by my side”, I’ll never hear your singing voice again.
With a siren of downpouring rain, the sky keeps crying a shower of tears in my stead.
Even if I were to gather up all the lessons from my past and hold them to my heart,
It would simply look like I was putting on a musical, calling for my savior; like an grown-up telling a story.
I don’t need the kinds of empty love and guidance that rely closely on words,
And prayers that are nothing more than decoration will always keep the path to tomorrow out of reach.
The poem I wanted to send to you has no name and depicts all my selfish whims,
But I want to forget about it, at least just once. An unsleeping sorrow is embracing that song.
Freezing cold shatters my sorrow,
And scorching sand puts it together again.
If it’s a truth that can be cast away, we’re better off with an permanent mistake;
If our voices are shrouded in cowardice, we need only to reveal them with our own hands.
The orbits we took hold of, and all the blooming lights, appeared monochrome to our parched hearts.
I won’t forget the sights we’ve seen today… all our uninspiring dreams light the path under our feet.