JUNE RAINS: DAY 9:WILLIAMSJI MAVELI WRITES, WHEN THE SUN HAS SET...

Here, Candle is symbolized to a female character of pain ad sacrifice, thanks for your observations and comments

Regards & Love

WILLIAMSJI MAVELI

Hi Cherie,

After my greetings of the day,

The color of a candle frequently depicts the most meaning to it. For example, it is traditional to burn candles of a corresponding color for certain wedding ceremony anniversaries. Couple burns silver candles for the 25th-year anniversary and gold for the 50th anniversary. There are a variety of colors in between that match to each of the round anniversary years. Next, the ornamentation or fragrance of a candle can hold meaning. Specific aromas, often intended to set a particular mood, contain symbolism. The lily fragrance can mean rebirth or transformation. Roses traditionally stand for love and romance while sweet pea means tenderness. In religious ceremonies, it is common to monogram candles to represent certain people, especially in Christianity.

 Another common monogram for Christ is INRI, an acronym for the Latin words “Jesus Nazerenus Rex Judaeorum” or Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews, a quote from St. John. Most importantly, the person who burns the candle can create any symbolism they choose to give it.

In this short poem, I have depicted candle as a women, Women are burning with their life agonies from birth till death unlike men, thanks for your appreciation and for the most valuable comments on my verse, even I have given a title for one of my story with a title, " White Candle Flames "

Regards & Love

WILLIAMSJI MAVELI