About this poem:

I read these words in a "Love" comic book when I was an adolescent. In the story, two young people fell deeply in love and were blissfully happy. The girl found an antique cup on which she saw the first part of these words written: "They that Love Must expect to Weep" She showed it to the boy and they both made fun of the writing, saying that their love was so strong and beautiful that such a thing could never happen to them. Sure enough, they had some misunderstanding which led to their break-up, heartbreak and tears. Eventually, they made up and experienced a deeper feeling of love. Later that the girl realized that there was some more writing on the other side of the cup: "For Tears are Rain That make the Heart Grow Fonder". It was only then that they realized the true meaning of what was written.
(This is my message to our beloved "Love Poets" who seem to be having a bad spell at present).