The romantic poem describes a lover's longing on a twilit evening in May, with references to turtle doves calling, flowering trees, and the nightingale's love songs. The burning tears of the lover are reflected in the darkly complaining lake as the sun's light takes a path through the azure deeps. The letter expresses missing the lover even when together, and an overwhelming feeling of love that causes constant blushing, with the confession of love ultimately being what matters most.

1. Romantic Poem for Lover – Emotional Ever
Late evening, on the first of May –
The twilit May – the time of love.
Meltingly called the turtle-dove,
Where rich and sweet pinewoods lay.
Whispered of love the mosses trail,
The flowering tree as sweetly lied,
The rose’s fragrant sigh replied
To love-songs of the nightingale.
In shadowy woods the burnished lake
Darkly complained a secret pain,
By circling shores embraced again;
And heaven’s clear sun leaned down to take
A road astray in azure deeps,
Like burning tears the lover weeps.
Dear Love,
I miss you, I really do. Even though I see you everyday, am with you at every moment, yet still I miss
you. And when you think about it, how could you possibly miss someone constantly in your thoughts,
in your dreams in your fantasies? I guess I still can’t believe that you’re here with me now at this
moment … God I’m blushing!
There are no words that can possibly explain how I feel right now, because in fact, I’ve never felt this
before … sounds so cliché doesn’t it? But that’s a fact that I can never hide just like the blush on my
cheeks … always visible manifestations of the love I feel inside.
I don’t know if you’ll read this; it doesn’t really matter though, you’re mine and that’s what counts.
Love always,
Your Girl