Here are the poems inspired by the fabulous Final Fantasy VIII, I hope you will enjoy reading them! Some of the compositions are rhymed, while others are in free verse ( Spoon River docet ) , but I think they all are worthy to be given a bit of attention: thus, don' t hesitate to see them from the first to the last!
- In order to correctly view the poems below, I suggest you to download this font package and put the files into the " Fonts " sub-directory located in your Windows main directory: DOLPHIN -
An illusion created by a man' s consciousness when he felt asleep during a magical summer night. His personal aspectatives about enrapturing the heart that belongs to a woman really special to him
Unbrakable passion distressed by a tragic departure signing the end of a love relationship. Or, perhaps, it is just the beginning of a new and more mature sensation?
Love of two people able to be elevated to a higher existence, mated souls melding one another and flying toward unseen reaches among the most azure skies
The SeeD Ball... the emotions which such ceremony filled my heart with... A boy and a girl looking for each other in a ballade that represents their tender and blazing feelings
Do you remember when Rinoa declared to be " almost " in love with Seifer? I tried to think how am unanswered lover would feel if he realized that the woman he adores is in love with someone else
A passionate lover and his desire to hold tight his beloved woman, never leaving her alone and avoiding her any possible harm, seen by an external and wiser point of view
A secret love is inevitably broken, for the object of a man' s feelings is going away once and for all: only one word summarizes his tormented passion
A poem inspired by the unfaithful behaviour of a husband towards his own wife, a poem that lets him remember what he had sworn many years ago
A LONG poem telling a deep love affair born at the sea-shore, and kept within the lover' s heart for so long... a love he will never forget, although she went away leaving him alone with his joyful thoughts and memories
The existential questions of one man who - being unable to gain an answered love - reflects on his own life and can' t succeed in solving his haunting, personal doubts
" Dream " , " For my Love to her " and " Final Goodbye " are poems originated by DFAT' s own feelings and experiences while he had fallen in love; " Don' t you remember? " and " What I should do " clearly express some of DFAT' s emotions as well
" Dream " , " Rage of Love " , " Endless Shine " , " Ballade of Love " , " For my Love to her " , " Protection " , " Final Goodbye " , " Don' t you remember? " , " Another summer " , " What I should do " are copyright © DFAT. Any other use of them except reading can be persecuted in terms of law.
