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Summary: Shade Impulse 27. Two lines of dialogue turned into 282 words of poetry in strict rhyme form.
Rating: K+
Warnings: Mild shounen-ai, poetry
[Dissidia:FF] Smile [Warrior of Light/Cecil Harvey]
"…I don't even know my own name."
"Not to worry. It will come to you someday. And even if your past does not… you can still believe in the future. Right?"
'
He said that and smiled, so sudden, so sure
Time screeched to a halt at that smile, so pure
I looked at him, speechless, my heart failed to beat
He noticed my silence and made our eyes meet
'
I couldn't see anything else but his smile
Relief filled my body and went on for miles
A feeling of happiness I'd never known
I found in his smile, his smile that shone
'
That smile. So perfect, so natural and kind
It gently stole both my heart and my mind
I could have died happy then, battle be damned
That smile was worth all the war in the land
'
I don't think he knew what that one smile meant
One smile, his smile, and I was content
What mattered of things like my name and my past?
It was memories of him and his smile that would last
'
So slowly, so slowly, I shook off my trance
He looked at me then, with a half-worried glance
I nodded, and smiled so that all could see
That my smile was for him and his smile was for me
[A/N] WHAT WAS I THINKING.
UGH. I MUST REALLY BE A MASOCHIST.
In any case, I loved this scene, so, so much. Shade Impulse 27 for the American release. There was just that moment when Cecil smiled at WoL and... my heart melted. Seriously. I wanted to hug my PSP and take that adorable space bunny home with me. UGGAAAAA
Um, what else... This was originally going to be a fic, but I settled for poetry instead because THAT IS APPARENTLY A GENRE OF FANFICTION ACCEPTED BY FFnet. Who knew.I love poetry so much, and writing it is something I should be doing more, as a creative outlet... hence this.
Hope you, the reader, liked it. Thank you very much for reading.