Dragon's Clan: Sorry if this is late, please read and review.

Note: I do not own Pokemon, Ash Ketchum, nor Kingdom Hearts II, Namine.

Poem for Ash and Naminè, from Naminè's point of view

He is always away, on a journey that never ends.

I always wish I can go with, wished that I always be there.

I know he misses her and she misses him.

She is his light and he is her darkness,

But I'm also his light and he is my darkness.

He saw her through me, and I know he misses her.

But I missed him too, and it hurts that I wasn't the one he wanted.

He loves me, as he loves her, but he chooses her over me.

She is a part of me, as I am a part of her.

But is still hurts that is not me to be with him.

We're both the same, yet different hearts.

Same roots in our souls, yet different positions,

I know he misses me as well I missed him too.

I hope he comes back and see me again,

I like his hat and his personality,

But sometimes he can be dense sometimes and it makes me smile.

Though so young, he carries the burden of the world on his shoulders,

He had saved his world many times, and I wonder how.

He loves his friends, but he loves her the most,

Did he replace me with her because she is the same as me?

Same determination yet different goals,

He doesn't understand we are the same, yet different.

He wants to become the master trainer of pokèmon, his world.

I want to become an artist and recognize as somebody, not as nobody,

If I had a heart, I would confess to him that I love him,

But nobodies don't have hearts, and fakes his or her emotions, and yet I disagree.

He knows he misses me as a friend, but I missed him more than a friend,

If it turns out his relationship with her goes well, would I be happy or sad, or both?

Maybe the latter, for he loves a part of me that makes me happy,

And yet sad that it wasn't me, emotions are hard to decipher.

I would always love him, if he knew, he would in return it or not?

Maybe it was best if I don't tell it to him, but it hurts not to,

For I loved him, but he doesn't know nor love me,

The same as he loved her.