While my ears hear of the love,
Is the time that I can feel the pain,
And it’s the time that the lovers will be called insane
Like looking at the poor doves,
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i found this definition of rove online: 3. To stretch and twist (fibers) before spinning; ravel out. i do not think of this definition when i use the word, but perhaps it is the one you had in mind? ? sometimes reading poems here, especially from foreign poets, i am exposed to new words or new definitions. is the first definition of fain (below) what you meant? you see the word archaic? i think that means it is a word most used long ago and rarely used now. fain fan/ archaic adjective adjective: fain 1. pleased or willing under the circumstances. the traveler was fain to proceed compelled by the circumstances; obliged. he was fain to acknowledge that the agreement was sacrosanct adverb adverb: fain 1. with pleasure; gladly. I am weary and would fain get a little rest i especially liked the second stanza, but i'm wondering if you meant bothers (as in turmoils) . i like rhyming as long as it doesn't interfere with the meaning. thanks for sharing. let me know if i criticized' too much. have a nice day and welcome to poemhunter. :)
fabulous.a marvelous message you are trying to share.if we have not experienced love it means we havent lived our lives yet. bravo and keep up my friend~nb
I caught the essence of this poem which is i can relate in many people...you should keep your work and writing here_Soul
This is really meaningful and thoughtful....you have painted this one in a great way...