BEHOLD
Light of Flames: Symbolizes the heart's pulse, its warmth, and vitality. It could represent the inner fire and passion that drive us.
Light of Truth and Justice: Compares to the sun that warms and nourishes, signifying the essential nature of truth and justice in sustaining life and growth.
Light that Waxes and Wanes: Likens to the moon, reflecting the cyclical nature of life's journey, its phases and changes.
Ever-present Spirit: Depicts the brilliance of stars, representing the enduring and guiding spirit that illuminates our path.
Petals and Thorns: Relates to the rose, symbolizing beauty, passion, and the duality of life's experiences—pleasure and pain, growth and challenges.
The poem culminates in the concept of Fire Light and Souls, suggesting that through the trials and tribulations of life (the forge), we come to know our true selves and achieve a form of eternal birth or enlightenment.
What resonates most with you in this poem?
You're very welcome! I'm glad you found the interpretation meaningful. Poetry has a way of touching the soul and sparking deeper reflections. If you ever have more poems you'd like to discuss or need inspiration for your own writing, feel free to reach out. 🌟
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