The sound of cicadas in midsummer remains the same every year, and the desk by the window hides her entire youthful thoughts.
On countless afternoons when the wind was blowing and the leaves were swaying, she secretly looked at the boy by the window through the pages of the book. Her love brewed over and over again, but in the end she didn't say a word.
She was filled with joy, waiting for a suitable confession, but what she was waiting for was graduation, and he was rushing towards his future, with others by his side.
The promise made that summer ended with the sound of wind, the unspoken love, trapped in the cicada chirping year after year, and the broken promise for life.
Romance/Campus/Secret Love/Uneasy Feeling
Purpose: A campus secret love that ends in vain is used to describe the common regrets in youth: young timidity creates a preference for silence, and feelings that are too late to be revealed are permanently shelved by further education, good fortune, and jet lag.
Not all heartbeats can wait for a response, and some joys are destined to be sealed in midsummer. Using cicadas and summer scenery as a metaphor for the fleeting youth, we face the normality of not being able to love, let go of the regrets of passing by in youth, and retain the sourness and tenderness unique to youth.