Looking at this beautiful sea, I feel the breeze

Coming like a wave from the ocean, carrying small memories

And what comforts me is knowing, yeah

There’s so much life ahead

One day I might find you walking somewhere, just fine

Who knows… maybe one day we’ll meet, who knows?

I remembered our days, sunny days

You always lit up my world like quick summer rain

Took me to the sky, I still remember

I still think about you in the softest way

Funny how I go back in time

The clock forgets how to move when your name appears inside me

You have your life, I have mine

But there’s a silent missing piece in something I can’t name

Like a beautiful painting without its essential color

You were summer in my gray days

Sunlight breaking through heavy clouds

Music playing softly inside a memory too loud to ever forget

And today the sea keeps repeating your name

In every wave that breaks on the sand

As if time itself is trying to teach me detachment

We talked last year… after so many years

I heard your voice and I trembled

Chest tight like a tide rising without warning

I held my tears like someone trying to hold the wind

And in that moment the past sat next to me

Without knocking, without asking… it just stayed there breathing

I remember us eating pears

I asked you: “What does a pear taste like?”

You said: “It tastes like pear”

I laughed and said it tasted like sand that dissolves in the mouth

Sweet… like you

You were summer in my gray days

Sunlight breaking through heavy clouds

Now you live inside me without paying rent

Without asking time for permission to exist

And if one day we meet, who knows…

Maybe we’ll smile like two familiar strangers

Eyes that recognize what once was

But don’t know how to go back

Or maybe it just passes…

Like two stars crossing the same sky for a single infinite second

Going separate ways

Shining with the same silence of longing