The last line of this poem is Japanese. Namida Ga Kilaki means A Tear Sparkled in English. If you have any questions or comments about my website, you can e-mail me at: amethyst@starplace.com. Thank-you!
What remains of you and me?
We used to sit under that very tree,
Where we kissed continuously.
What remains of you and me?
Here we watched the films go by,
Next to you I would happily sigh.
What remains of you and me?
Similar to others we used to play,
Listening close to what we say.
What remains of you and me?
We held each other tight,
Who would have thought we'd fight?
What remains of you and me?
This sadness everyone can see,
Our forever love could not be.
Namida Ga Kilaki.
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