Disclaimer: I do not own Naruto.
A/N: This is a letter that was inspired by Bakemono Hana's LeeSakura series (Read it). You see, I was reading the first part of it, "The Mending of a Broken Heart" and in the beginning, Lee wrote a love letter to Sakura. However, the letter was never written into the story even though it was continuously brought up. I asked her about this and said that she should write it. She said that it was a good idea, and then I told her to put some metaphors and similes into it and I gave her some suggestions. She loved them so I gave her some more, and she told me that if I come up with anymore good ones to send them her way. Then I just asked if she wanted me to write the letter completely, and she said to go ahead, and when I felt like I wasn't gonna get my head bitten off for it, I wrote it up. And when you review, remember to thank Bakemono Hana for writing up the series to begin with. Enjoy! Oh, and if there are any guys reading this, ANY GIRL THAT YOU KNOW WOULD LOVE NOTHING MORE THAN TO GET A LOVE LETTER LIKE THIS!! SERIOUSLY!!
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To The Most Beautiful Cherry Blossom In All The Village,
I could say that I have loved you from afar, but in reality, I have been closer to you than you may think. Since the first time I had the privilegeto gaze into your most beautiful face, your next breath had to be mine, for you have stolen mine away.
Did the gods know true beauty before they created your gorgeous jade eyes and radiant pink hair? I doubt it, for you are the most beautiful creation to ever grace the earth. So beautiful, that it would not surprise me if you were a real angel that descended from the heavens. If that is the case, then you must return, for nobody is worthy of your presence.
Oh, how I wish that the pen I am writing with was your hand, that I could hold it for as long as I please. I wish that the ink was said words, instead of mere marks sketched onto a piece of paper that I wish was your ear. Oh, how I wish that I was telling you all of these things to your face of vivid beauty.
There is a chance that I can however, with the accompany of more things to say, for there is not enough paper in the world for me to fully express my feelings for you. If you would please meet me at the lake near the park this afternoon, I would be the happiest man alive. I will wait there as I hold a bouquet of flowers just for you, which I hope your heavenly being can inspire them to become even more lovely then they ever were before.
With a love so deep, it has no bottom,
Your Not-So-Distant-Admirer