“True Loues are ofte[n] sown, but seldom grow on ground.”
From Edmund Spencer's
epic poem, Faerie Queene. I won't pretend I truly understand the
meaning, and it may mean a lot of things as well, but I will just
explain what it means for me.
There are times when we
love truly and sincerely, and yet the person we love just don't feel
the same way. It's like seeds that are sown in the ground, but don't
grow. So the lady who says this sentence perhaps means that people
seldom love with equal love towards each other. We often love without
being loved, or loved without loving.
That's all from me. Sharing yours?
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