Resposta feels like leafing through a secret diary while the pages flutter in a warm breeze.
The singer looks back on a love built around shared poems, remembering the exact moment he read his verses only to see what the other person thought. Time has swept away both the relationship and the courage to speak face to face, yet the question still hangs in the air: “What did you think?” He clings to the notebook where their lines are forever intertwined, admitting that the poems are now as much hers as his, and asks—almost pleads—that she accept them. Torn between hope and self-protection, he ultimately decides to keep his distance, calling himself “the old one who moves forward.” The result is a bittersweet mix of longing, pride, and quiet resignation that invites listeners to reflect on the power of words left unanswered.