May that flame, always
flicker, and dance so bright.
On those tender, sentimental,
nights. May the music play...
And, The love inside stay...
Still I have wished to revisit this poem due to beauty of expression. A single word, may, expresses very deep thought. The flame of flicker and the glowing light of love unite to give complete theme of life.10
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Beautiful poem with hope. Amusing expression. Thanks for sharing...10
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This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
You use the word M-A-Y in a double sense. In the title it's the lovely month, thr height of spring. but in the poem it is the helping verb m-a-y which indicates hope something you seem good will happen. You want spring to be a flame after dark winter, you want the season to be filled with dance which brings people into harmony, like Keats you want to say TENDER IS THE NIGHT (!) and as Shakespeare's FOOD OF LOVE, namely music plays, you want love to be faithful and fill our lives which its presence. Okay, angels, carry Rebecca's requests up to Heaven and bring their fulfillment down to Earth! ! !
Thank You! ! ! Daniel, You Have A Very Kind Heart! ! ! ! ! That Reflects And Shows In Your Wonderfully Beautiful Poems! ! ! ! ! I Look Forward To Reading More! ! ! ! ! Many Blessings! ! ! ! ! Many Smiles! ! ! ! !