You Are Too Beautiful
Fool for Beauty: Unraveling the Poetic Depths of 'You Are Too Beautiful'
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You are too beautiful, my dear, to be true
You, my dear, are incredibly beautiful, almost unbelievably so.
And I am a fool for beauty
I am captivated and infatuated by beauty, perhaps to the point of being foolish.
Fooled by a feeling that because I have found you
I'm deceived by the emotion that, because I've found you, I could have possessed you.
I could have bound you too
There's a sense of regret or missed opportunity, as if I could have secured a connection with you.
You are too beautiful for one man alone
Your beauty transcends the capacity of one man to appreciate fully.
For one lucky fool to be with
It's a challenge for any fortunate person (fool) to be in a relationship with you.
When there are other men
There are other men who also have their own perspectives and desires.
With eyes of their own to see with
These other men have their own eyes to see and appreciate your beauty.
Love does not stand sharing
Love doesn't tolerate sharing, especially when one deeply cares.
Not if one cares
If someone cares, they won't accept the idea of sharing their beloved.
Have you been comparing
Questioning if the listener has been comparing the speaker's expressions of love with others.
My every kiss with theirs
The speaker is concerned that their kisses are being evaluated in comparison to others.
If, on the other hand, I'm faithful to you
If the speaker is faithful, it's not out of obligation but genuine commitment.
It's not through a sense of duty
Devotion is not due to a sense of duty but a sincere connection.
You are too beautiful
Reiterating the idea that the listener's beauty is exceptional.
And I am a fool for beauty
The speaker acknowledges being a fool for being captivated by beauty.
Love does not stand sharing
Repeating the notion that love doesn't tolerate sharing.
Not if one cares
Especially when genuine care is involved, love resists being shared.
Have you been comparing
Asking if the listener has been comparing the speaker's kisses with those of others.
My every kiss with theirs
Expressing concern about potential comparisons in the realm of physical affection.
If, on the other hand, I'm faithful to you
If the speaker is faithful, it's not out of obligation but genuine commitment.
It's not through a sense of duty
Reiterating that faithfulness is rooted in a sincere connection rather than a sense of duty.
You are too beautiful
Emphasizing the listener's exceptional beauty once again.
And I am a fool for beauty
Acknowledging the speaker's folly for being captivated by beauty.
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