Poesy
We don't adapt, we don't reflectWe want to make war, we don't make promises as much as possibleThe underwear sales areas of the department stores are darkI want to get in the anti-government guerrilla organizationI want to know how's it like to be without a disorderI want to see the moment our sighs become gravel and fall to the schoolyardI want to become that girl's skirtI want to argue that the past melancholy was a comedy rather than a tragedyI want to talk to you about this lonely happinessI want to prove my final self-consequence with the 15cm-long blade
I want to try hearing the Pegasus's flutterI want to burn the early winter's letter that I failed to bring outAnd then I want to cry by the time I'm illuminated by the setting sunI want to see once again the cherry tree at homeI want to convey that it's such a transparent thing that we, who said "I want to die, I want to die" but couldn't die, are living todayEven so, I want to convey that there are some days when I think it's a good thing that we didn't dieI want to be embraced by my mother's chest one more timeI want to love myself