How could I forget? The moonlit skies, the nights we shared together on the rooftop. Even tonight, the moonlight shone through the big window, casting a soft veil over the bed where I lie alone. I tried to blink, looking at the absence of warmth on your side. Now here I am, standing on the porch that overlooks the lake. Across the dark lake, reflecting the moonlit sky, I see her—her bare silhouette, soft and dreamlike from afar. My mind goes blank, and my throat goes dry. For once, I saw you with different eyes. Hallucinations or not, your absence pains my heart as if a dagger were to be pierced in me. Under the reflections of the gloomy lake, my eyes feel sore. Oh, how lovesick am I?