Hoshi To Tsuki No Sentence

Kitakore's song 'Hoshi To Tsuki No Sentence' is a beautifully melancholic piece that delves into the themes of unspoken love and the enduring presence of a silent guardian. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is both fragile and enduring, much like the stars and the moon. The imagery of stars and the moon is used to symbolize the ephemeral and poignant nature of the narrator's feelings. The stars represent the fleeting moments of beauty and connection, while the moon signifies a constant, yet distant, presence that illuminates the beloved's path.

The song's narrative revolves around the narrator's deep affection for someone who seems to carry a sense of sadness and vulnerability. The narrator is captivated by the beloved's smile and feels a strong desire to protect it. However, there is a sense of helplessness as the narrator struggles to express their feelings, fearing that their words might not be enough or might even cause harm. This internal conflict is highlighted by the metaphor of the dice always landing on one, symbolizing the unpredictability and challenges of conveying true emotions.

Throughout the song, the narrator's love is portrayed as a gentle, yet powerful force. The lyrics describe the beloved's gaze and tears as blindingly beautiful, emphasizing the intensity of the narrator's feelings. Despite the fear of breaking the delicate bond, the narrator vows to always be there, like the wind and rain, softly enveloping the beloved with their love. The song concludes with the narrator's silent confession, unable to voice their love, yet continuing to shine their light from afar, much like the stars and the moon.