Love is a true thing
it's but nothing
than the outcome of the core;
it's a separation
from man to man
between the beloved and the mother.

Behind beloved's love
thee is a dove
who always needs a hug,
but see the mother
who is a river
who pours her love jug and jug.

The beloved may betray
the lover may go astray
and she may show a shrewd laughter.
If her son don't ask
it becomes her task
to love her4 son more and more.

The beloved is a snake
who gives a shake
to the lover's imaginary world.
To earn only money
and to be in her company
with a smile where the love is sold.

Mother is mother
she does not bother
about her son's character.
If her son not earns
more her love churns
which is her greatest factor.

Hence it is the fact
that the beloved in tact
may be the symbol of a dove;
and it's the mother
who loves her son further
who is the incarnation of love.