“I love you, because in my thousand and one nights of dreams, I never once dreamed of you.”
As most typical love poems start, all of them start with similes of live and what one would do for the satisfaction for love. Luis Lorens Torres wrote this poem about love because he must have been in love. This poem is very descriptive and would be difficult to make up if Torres was not in love.

“I looked down paths that traveled from afar, but if it was never you I expected.”
Looking back at Luis Lorens Torres life, he sees that nothing that he has ever done would come close to his feeling when he met you.

“ Love me that way, flying over everything./ and , like the bird on its branch, land in my arms only to rest, then fly off again.” This poem like others where the poet describes his love to animals and compares the animal in a difficult situation where love would be the only way out for the bird.

“Be not like the romantic ones who, in love, set me on fire. When you climb up my mansion, enter so lightly, that as you enter the dog of my heart will not bark?”

Torres, in a sense alters himself from all the other love poems by being in a different animal situation. He portrays himself as an animal and says that the animal is within himself and it would be up to his lover to unleash the “beast” in him....