Let the Wind Know I'm Willing

[Beneath a sky full of stars, you said you felt the same way about me. I'll turn into clouds and rain, and let the wind know I'm willing.]

[When they first met]

He said, "I'll wait for you to fix my car."

She gave him a perfunctory smile and hurried off.

[When he wanted to pursue her]

He said, "I only drink wedding wine."

Blushing, she nodded faintly.

[When they broke up]

He said, "I'm pursuing my dream. I haven't done anything wrong."

Her eyes grew wet, and she turned away.

[When he pursued her again]

She replied, "We don't know each other that well."

Unfazed, he pressed on and declared, "There's no rush."

[As they embraced]

She said, "Being in love with you has made my heart linger on all the things I miss."

He answered, "Now that I know you, even the mountains and the moon know what's in my heart."

[At their wedding]

She was the first to say her vows: "May time leave you just as you are, with the same light in your eyes."

Taking her hand, he replied tenderly, "May the years be kind to us, and may we share every view along the way."

[A battle fought in the bloom of youth, and a wish to be lucky enough to find their way back to each other.]

How lucky I am to have met you, like finding the warm sun in winter, gentle and comforting. Not even a sky full of white clouds could compare to being with you.

I love you so much, like the sunset's afterglow painting the grass, and a rainbow sweeping across the sky in brilliant colors.

From now on, the mountains and rivers are you, the sparks of light are you, and everything I have is you.

Through spring, autumn, winter, and summer, with smiles like flowers, I look forward to love, and I look forward to you.

Theme: A love everyone knows about, and an affection shown without a hint of shame.