Your Love Is Like A Flower

Love's Seasons: A Poetic Tale Unveiled in Your Love Is Like A Flower
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Lyrics

It was long, long ago in the moonlight

Refers to a distant time in the past, possibly a nostalgic setting.


We were sitting on the banks of the stream

Describes the location where the speaker and the subject were sitting, suggesting a tranquil riverside scene.


When you whispered so sweetly, I love you

Highlights a moment of affection where the subject whispered love in a sweet manner.


As the waters murmured a tune

Connects the scene to nature, as the waters of the stream are described as murmuring a tune.


Oh, they tell me your love is like a flower

Introduces the metaphor comparing the subject's love to a flower.


In the springtime blossoms so fair

Describes the subject's love as beautiful and blossoming, particularly in spring.


In the fall then they wither away, dear

Suggests a temporary nature to the love, as it withers away in the fall.


And they tell me that's the way of your love

Summarizes the transitory quality of the subject's love using the flower metaphor.


I remember the night, little darling

Recalls a specific night in the past, creating a sense of personal history.


We were talking of days gone by

Reveals that the speaker and subject were discussing the past.


When you told me you always would love me

Shares a promise or commitment from the subject that their love would be enduring.


That for me your love would never die

Reiterates the promise of eternal love from the subject.


It was spring when you whispered these words, dear

Specifies the season of spring when the enduring promise of love was made.


The flowers were all blooming so fair

Highlights the vibrant and beautiful nature of the surroundings during that spring.


But today as the snow falls around us

Contrasts the earlier spring scene with the current wintry landscape, possibly symbolizing a change in the relationship.


I can see that your love is not there

Expresses the realization that the subject's love, likened to a flower, is now absent or has faded.

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