Lovers is a quiet, tender poem about a night spent in someone's arms and the wish to make it last. The first stanza sets the scene: two people lying together, described as untainted, with starlight caught between their fingers. The word "innocence" suggests the love feels new and untouched by worry.
In the second stanza the speaker compares the moment to fireflies, something small and glowing that you want to catch and keep. The line "Never wanting to escape" shows how completely they are absorbed. The final stanza moves into morning, with dew on the grass and a sense of simple peace. Then the speaker speaks directly to the loved one: "Get lost in me forever, run away my love once more." It reads like an invitation to leave the outside world behind.
The mood is dreamy, soft, and a little wistful. Images of stars, fireflies and dew make the love feel delicate and glowing, as if it belongs to a world of its own.