If anyone can fidgure out the mean to this song, I'd be amazed. A distant flower blooms in darkness You and your portrait and the lie displayed cruelly. It wants to birth alone in white A lie of hope sinks in to red Until the dream is gone too If wounds are meant to heal Why does time stand still? The screaming voice remains alone Was the only hope a lie too? The heart pressed with the memory Can this be the night that ends sorrow? It blurs to an image of white... Changing shapes in the sky It's changing and reaching beautifully to the promise of hope Crumbling into nothing the shape shudders The promise is broken to marrow and neglect It's moving far away with the tears Settling into the screams holding hope That hope was everything. The heart pressed without memories Only to settle on that one night The heart pressed with the despair Is this the night to end sorrow? It settles in dark rushing through That hope for life It settles in dark rushing through the memories of That want for love Was the dying voice that is now in the sky It can only wait to join arms again.
It seems to me to be about a person whose lover dies. Maybe things in the relationship were going badly beforehand, or maybe she was slowly dying of a disease. Either way, things were not perfect, but you could cling to the hope that it would all turn out okay. In her death, that hope vanished with her. It seems upon doing this, you want to die. Every night you wish to end your own life and "end the sorrow". You wish to meet her in the afterlife, in heaven (as is represented by the sky). The sky now represents the hope that you lost with her, as a chance to see her again. But you cannot bring yourself to end your own life. Possibly because you know she wouldn't want that, because there are others that care about you, because it is said to be a sin that would keep you from heaven, or because you simply lack the resolve. You see this, and realize you "can only wait" to die and "join (her) arms once again." Was I close? By the way, I thought it was a good poem .