Setsuna Hikouki
Burnout Syndromes
Momentary Aircraft
The white road leading to Tokyo stretches slowly into the blue sky
I watched the airport we just left from the Murahazure Sunflower Pass with you
Summer
On a side street that seems to continue forever, the earthworms are wriggling in the sunlight
If you were here, I would also dry up, so tomorrow I'll depart for Tokyo
You, with a straw hat, look down
The matching necklaces sway
Without saying “goodbye,” our eyes met
The momentary aircraft erased the “something” you said in the sky at 2000 feet
And then, we might have parted without knowing, continuing to love each other
Summer
Until the end, I couldn't make the call
While dropping the phone, what I think about is
Not the expectation or anxiety of going to the city
But you, who didn't come to see me off
When I look out the window of the moving aircraft, suddenly I see the base of the Hyoutaiyama
From the sunflower pass with a steep slope, you waved big
The straw hat seems like it's about to fly off
Stumbling and staggering many times
With all your might, you shouted something
The jet engine of the momentary aircraft erased the season I spent with you
And then, we might have parted without knowing, continuing to love each other
Expectations carrying love and dreams deviate from the course and break into nine thousand pieces in the air
And so, I chose a dream and fell
That's where I woke up
The momentary aircraft broke through the clouds, and the sky tree pierced my sleepy eyes
With sharpness, the vanished world, the surging heartbeat filled me
Tokyo
The momentary aircraft prepared for sadness at 200 knots
Advance, youth, always shining on tomorrow is summer, and the sun and infinite ultramarine
Ultramarine
