Syaoran to his Mistress

by Fox Trot 9

Syaoran serenades a sonnet to Sakura before going back to Hong Kong. But what happens afterward is anything but a serenade. This story will have sonnets and maybe other poems in it. You have been warned. R & R, folks.

1. Prologue: Beginning Sonnet

Disclaimer: Cardcaptor Sakura (c) Clamp & "Spanish Eyes" (c) Al Martino.

Syaoran to his Mistress
Fox Trot 9
Rated—T
Romance/Poetry

Prologue
(Beginning Sonnet)

Green, pretty eyes: tear drops are falling from your pretty eyes.
Please, please don't cry: this is just "matane" and not "goodbye".
Soon, I'll return, bringing you all the love-your heart can hold.
Please, say "Hai, hai": save you and your pretty eyes for you and I.

Green, pretty eyes, prettiest eyes in all of Nihongo.
Sweet, pretty eyes: please smile for me once more before I go.
Soon, I'll return, bringing you all the love-your heart can hold.
Please, say "Hai, hai": save you and your pretty eyes for you and I.

Green, pretty eyes: I will be dreaming of your pretty eyes.
Please, please don't cry: this is just "matane" and not "goodbye".
Soon, I'll return, bringing you all the love-your heart can hold.
Please, say "Hai, hai": save you and your pretty eyes for you and I.

Please, say "Hai, hai": save you and your pretty eyes for you and I.
Please, say "Hai, hai": save you and your pretty eyes for you and I.

(To be continued...)

A/N: Now I know Syaoran's not the kind of guy that would serenade for anyone, but this is just for fun folks. If you want, you can go to YouTube to listen to Al Martino or Engelbert Humperdinck sing "Spanish Eyes" while you read it. Oh, and before I forget, "matane" means "see you later" in Japanese. I just wanted you to know, so you guys won't be scratching your heads, thinking, "What the hell does that mean?" Anyways, R & R, please.