A/N: This is like those Sailor Moon poems read with background music.
Except, in this case, it's somewhat a soliquy with a song in the
background. This is my Yamachi/Taito version of the 02 ending ^-^!
Oh yeah, by the way, I respect Sorato/Yamara fans, and I never meant any harm by writing this.
An Ordinary, Everyday Adventure's Impact
Drama CD
Includes your favorite characters, Yagami Taichi, Ishida Yamato, Inoue Miyako, Takaishi Takeru, Yagami Hikari, Motomiya Daisuke, and Motomiya Jun!
Total Track Listing
Track 01: Whatever It Takes Pt. I
N/A
Track 02: Whatever It Takes Pt. II
N/A
Track 03: Whatever It Takes
Track 04: Right Here Waiting Pt. I
N/A
Track 05: Right Here Waiting Pt. II
N/A
Track 06: Right Here Waiting
Track 07: Save The Best For Last Pt. I
[The Final Answer (To My Prayer]
Track 08: Save The Best For Last Pt. II
[Best Saved For Last]
Track 09: Save The Best For Last
Track 10: Reflection; My Reflection
Track 11: Reflection
Playing Now: Track 07 Save The Best For Last Pt. I
[The Final Answer (To My Prayer]
Yama's POV
[Musical Interlude
"Plan On Forever", Sue Ann Carwell and Mervyn Warren Instrumental]
I never fully realized my feelings for him. Call me a fool, but I was as dense of an idiot as I thought him to be. But really, how could anyone realize their feelings for him, when their feelings clashed in with their thoughts.
His lopsided grin was cute, but it was almost laughable. His wild, untamed hair was beautiful, but really messy and unappropiate. He had a pretty good build; he was lean and tall, but almost a gawky thing. He had deep-set eyes but at times they were so big and adorable, they looked childish. His cheerful optimism, even in really dark times, was great, but it was ridiculous.
My negative thoughts about him clashed with my positive feelings for him. He was only, and could only, be just a friend.
It was the very opposite with Sora. My positive thoughts of her fit perfectly with my positive feelings for her. Sora was my absolute dream; my crush. I was attracted to her ever since I first met her. She was smart, she was polite, she was charming, she was wonderful. Everything I was not. In my eyes, she was really special. I admired her, I really did. I was head over heels in love with her. Or at least, I thought so.
Then, as our romance got underway, I realized that my feelings for her were merely idolatry. I merely had a crush on her. I think she felt the same way.
I realized this when I was forced into having a date with Jun. It was a fan thing; he/she won something, and he/she got something such as the dating spree. I was terrified. She was honoring me like I was some God. At one point, things got out of hand. I was not only getting scared, I was getting pissed the hell out of me. I told her to go buy me some duck tape so I could use it on her. She agreed! I was incredulous, and I asked her why she "loved" me so much. She eagerly told me, but I thought her reasons were pretty vague. Then Jun turned on me, She asked why "I" loved Sora. My reasons for loving Sora were as vague as her's for loving me. So did I really love Sora as I claimed to do?
I went back home, contemplating my romance with Sora. Then I finally admitted what I felt for was merely a crush, and she understood. She even admitted she didn't even know why she loved me. She just "did". We broke up, though not on bad terms.
True love was nothing like a crush. (A mutual crush was out of the question.) True love was simply real love.
That's what it was like with Taichi. He was my best friend for as long as I had known; he may not have been my idol but he was my hero. The only reason I thought I didn't love him was because I never actually even thought that he could be my hero.
Love was about that, too. Real love was sincere, as in powerful, and meaningful love. True love, was, as Celine Dion quipped in her song, "That's The Way It Is", something that could conquer anything, if it just tried. Love was made to conquer something. That was never the case with Sora. With Sora, there was nothing really to conquer.
I had to push away the clouding negative thoughts and clearly see him for who he really was. And I did. And I saw, so clearly in his brown eyes, he was, he is, and he always will be, my hero.
And I won't ever regret the moment I ran to him, and picked him up in my arms and tasted the sweetness of his mouth. And I will remember most vividly when our eyes locked onto one another. Our intimate stare into each other's souls.
Our look of purely, sincerely, truly, real love.
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Oh yeah, by the way, I respect Sorato/Yamara fans, and I never meant any harm by writing this.
An Ordinary, Everyday Adventure's Impact
Drama CD
Includes your favorite characters, Yagami Taichi, Ishida Yamato, Inoue Miyako, Takaishi Takeru, Yagami Hikari, Motomiya Daisuke, and Motomiya Jun!
Total Track Listing
Track 01: Whatever It Takes Pt. I
N/A
Track 02: Whatever It Takes Pt. II
N/A
Track 03: Whatever It Takes
Track 04: Right Here Waiting Pt. I
N/A
Track 05: Right Here Waiting Pt. II
N/A
Track 06: Right Here Waiting
Track 07: Save The Best For Last Pt. I
[The Final Answer (To My Prayer]
Track 08: Save The Best For Last Pt. II
[Best Saved For Last]
Track 09: Save The Best For Last
Track 10: Reflection; My Reflection
Track 11: Reflection
Playing Now: Track 07 Save The Best For Last Pt. I
[The Final Answer (To My Prayer]
Yama's POV
[Musical Interlude
"Plan On Forever", Sue Ann Carwell and Mervyn Warren Instrumental]
I never fully realized my feelings for him. Call me a fool, but I was as dense of an idiot as I thought him to be. But really, how could anyone realize their feelings for him, when their feelings clashed in with their thoughts.
His lopsided grin was cute, but it was almost laughable. His wild, untamed hair was beautiful, but really messy and unappropiate. He had a pretty good build; he was lean and tall, but almost a gawky thing. He had deep-set eyes but at times they were so big and adorable, they looked childish. His cheerful optimism, even in really dark times, was great, but it was ridiculous.
My negative thoughts about him clashed with my positive feelings for him. He was only, and could only, be just a friend.
It was the very opposite with Sora. My positive thoughts of her fit perfectly with my positive feelings for her. Sora was my absolute dream; my crush. I was attracted to her ever since I first met her. She was smart, she was polite, she was charming, she was wonderful. Everything I was not. In my eyes, she was really special. I admired her, I really did. I was head over heels in love with her. Or at least, I thought so.
Then, as our romance got underway, I realized that my feelings for her were merely idolatry. I merely had a crush on her. I think she felt the same way.
I realized this when I was forced into having a date with Jun. It was a fan thing; he/she won something, and he/she got something such as the dating spree. I was terrified. She was honoring me like I was some God. At one point, things got out of hand. I was not only getting scared, I was getting pissed the hell out of me. I told her to go buy me some duck tape so I could use it on her. She agreed! I was incredulous, and I asked her why she "loved" me so much. She eagerly told me, but I thought her reasons were pretty vague. Then Jun turned on me, She asked why "I" loved Sora. My reasons for loving Sora were as vague as her's for loving me. So did I really love Sora as I claimed to do?
I went back home, contemplating my romance with Sora. Then I finally admitted what I felt for was merely a crush, and she understood. She even admitted she didn't even know why she loved me. She just "did". We broke up, though not on bad terms.
True love was nothing like a crush. (A mutual crush was out of the question.) True love was simply real love.
That's what it was like with Taichi. He was my best friend for as long as I had known; he may not have been my idol but he was my hero. The only reason I thought I didn't love him was because I never actually even thought that he could be my hero.
Love was about that, too. Real love was sincere, as in powerful, and meaningful love. True love, was, as Celine Dion quipped in her song, "That's The Way It Is", something that could conquer anything, if it just tried. Love was made to conquer something. That was never the case with Sora. With Sora, there was nothing really to conquer.
I had to push away the clouding negative thoughts and clearly see him for who he really was. And I did. And I saw, so clearly in his brown eyes, he was, he is, and he always will be, my hero.
And I won't ever regret the moment I ran to him, and picked him up in my arms and tasted the sweetness of his mouth. And I will remember most vividly when our eyes locked onto one another. Our intimate stare into each other's souls.
Our look of purely, sincerely, truly, real love.
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