Mourning Star

There's a contrast between a blue girl and a red field, suggesting an unusual or out-of-place presence.

The blue girl is not involved in materialistic pursuits, as indicated by "she's not selling gold."

The girl is harvesting something unique, different from conventional wealth; it's described as "mourning dew."

"Mourning dew" may symbolize a form of emotional or spiritual substance collected during a period of mourning or sadness.

The blue girl has sad eyes, possibly signifying a sense of melancholy or sorrow.

Describes the girl as a child of morning light, connecting her to a positive, yet delicate, aspect of the day.

References the celestial cycle, implying that her impact is felt both during the night (moon sets) and day (sun shines).

Suggests that encountering the blue girl's essence can be overwhelming or blinding.

The speaker asserts having nothing material to offer, emphasizing a more profound connection symbolized by blood and tears.

Expresses a deep emotional investment, offering personal and intense elements (blood and tears).

Refers to the blue girl as the speaker's mourning part, suggesting a shared experience of grief or sadness.

The blue girl is characterized as the speaker's "mourning star," a celestial and enduring symbol of their shared sorrow.

Draws a parallel with the fall of an angel, possibly hinting at a tragic or otherworldly nature of the blue girl.

Compares the blue girl to a shooting star, symbolizing a fleeting but brilliant presence.

Suggests a connection between the blue girl and the underworld, implying a deeper, possibly mysterious, significance.

Describes the blue girl adorned in silver, emitting a glow in the dark, further emphasizing her ethereal and celestial qualities.

Highlights the girl's luminosity, contrasting with darkness, and suggesting her presence during challenging times.

Anticipates the girl's brilliance when the moon rises, portraying her as a source of light in the darkest moments.

Reiterates that the blue girl will be the first to shine when the moon rises, emphasizing her consistent role as a guiding light.

Reaffirms the blue girl as the speaker's "mourning star," underscoring her enduring significance in times of grief.

Repeats the assertion that the blue girl is the speaker's "mourning star," reinforcing the emotional connection between them.

Recalls the angel's fall, reinforcing the idea of a celestial being experiencing a significant and possibly tragic event.

Reiterates the comparison of the blue girl to a shooting star, emphasizing her transient but impactful nature.

Repeats the connection to the underworld, hinting at a deeper, mysterious dimension to the blue girl's existence.