Eternal Summer - Sonnet 18 - Front Cover

Eternal Summer - Sonnet 18 -

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Original poem: William Shakespeare Sonnet 18
Japanese lyrics / adaptation: SAKU

An emotional Japanese anime music video inspired by William Shakespeares Sonnet 18.

This song quotes and reimagines the beauty of Shakespeares poem through Japanese lyrics, summer light, fleeting life, tears, and the feeling of a moment too beautiful to hold forever.

I am a fan of Shakespeare, and I wanted to express the timeless feeling of eternal summer in a way that also connects with something close to Buddhist thought: impermanence, the fragile beauty of this present moment, and the wish to keep a fleeting life shining through poetry, music, and memory.

Thank you for listening.
May this summer live forever in your heart.

Music / Lyrics / Video: SAKU
Original poem: William Shakespeare Sonnet 18
Japanese lyrics / adaptation: SAKU

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