In the quiet darkness of night, where the moon casts a circle of shadows,

Two hearts, defiled by pride, are caught in their love's embrace.

Like two stars, forever lost in the sky,

They were destined only to be separated, having lost a precious moment together.

Their souls, like two proud swans, were wounded in their wings.

They fly away, though they dream of embracing a single warmth.

In their eyes, the pain is unprecedented; in their hearts, a plea for forgiveness.

But pride, like an icy wall, stands between them, a silent sign.

And every night, under the sound of the wind, it whispers unspoken words.

Their thoughts dwell on lost happiness, on tenderness turned to dust.

They remember gentle touches, eyes full of fire,

But they are afraid to take the first step, afraid their love will reject their destiny.

Let pride fade in the sun,

Let hearts cast aside doubts and open to the embrace of light.

Life is short, like a song of the wind, a fleeting moment in the darkness.

Don't waste precious time while love waits on Earth.

But time heals wounds slowly, and each day, like a drop of poison,

It flows into the heart, causing doubts, poisoning the sweet garden within.

They live in parallel worlds, where the echo of the past resounds,

And it mocks the missed opportunities, forever lost.

Then one day, in the hour when fate plays its hand,

One of them, carrying fear, takes a step toward the morning light.

He leaves behind pride, like useless baggage,

And goes to the one who lights his world, a candle against the darkness of hate.

She stands at the window, her eyes reflecting the moon,

And she sees his silhouette; her heart begins to beat with renewed vigor.

Their gazes meet, rekindling the flame,

And in their embrace, filled with tenderness, old anger and resentment dissolve.

Love, like a phoenix from the ashes, rises again and again.

And pride, like ice, melts under the warmth of confessed words.

And in the quiet darkness of night, where the moon casts a circle of light,

Two hearts, united forever, find their long-awaited summer.