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Comment 3 of 3, added on June 6th, 2006 at 4:28 AM.
i believe the poem is about her dying...
this may be off the mark totally but interpretation is everything. if you read through their are lines continually about death and not really any real conclusion about why they broke up. particularly lines like "forever gone" and "as senseless as the mouldering stone that tells us we shall be no more" could be refering to her grave tells me we are no more. also she is "breathing love" symbolic of her being alive... i do hope some one pines over me like this when i die!!!
btw their is evidence to suggest that she was already dying as they reproch'd the love ( but maybe just because it is forbidden) and as if in kisses to expire like he knows she is going to die!!!
xox
sheri from Australia
Comment 2 of 3, added on May 28th, 2005 at 7:28 PM.
I hope my lost love reads this poem and remembers me an the hours we shared loving eachother from afar. I realize we all have realities and fate that may not conincide but love transcends everything. Lord Byron describes our love so perfectly yet captures the point of moving on while cherishing the times you've had together. love forgiving and kind that is the best kind!
Vivett from United States
Comment 1 of 3, added on May 28th, 2005 at 6:58 PM.
I hope my lost love reads this poem and remembers me an the hours we shared loving eachother from afar. I realize we all have realities and fate that may not concede but love transcends everything. Lord Byron describes our love so perfectly yet captures the point of moving on while cherishing the times you've had together. love forgiving and kind that is the best kind!
Vivett from United States
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i believe the poem is about her dying...
this may be off the mark totally but interpretation is everything. if you read through their are lines continually about death and not really any real conclusion about why they broke up. particularly lines like "forever gone" and "as senseless as the mouldering stone that tells us we shall be no more" could be refering to her grave tells me we are no more. also she is "breathing love" symbolic of her being alive... i do hope some one pines over me like this when i die!!!
btw their is evidence to suggest that she was already dying as they reproch'd the love ( but maybe just because it is forbidden) and as if in kisses to expire like he knows she is going to die!!!
xox
sheri from Australia