Epilogue: Paradiso
Meg Hutchinson Lyrics


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Already my desire and will
Turned like a wheel
By the love which moves the sun
And all the other stars

"…ma gia volgena il mio disio e'l velle
Si come rota ch'igualmente e mossa,
L'amor che move: i sole e l'altre stelle"




Overall Meaning

Meg Hutchinson's song Epilogue: Paradiso contains powerful lyrics that are derived from an Italian poem called Paradiso written by Dante Alighieri. The quoted lines signify the poet's will and desire that are in constant motion due to the power of love that moves not just the sun but also every other star. The use of "rota" or wheel depicts that the movement of the will and desire is cyclical and ongoing, and only love holds the force to move it forward.


The poet is acknowledging that love holds immense power over his will and desire. This is also an indication that the singer is feeling the force of romantic love, which inspires and propels him to grow further. The use of powerful imagery and metaphors in this song conveys the idea that love is not just a fleeting emotion but a dynamic force that is capable of moving planets.


Overall, the lyrics present an uplifting and positive tone that celebrates the power of love and its ability to transform lives.


Line by Line Meaning

Already my desire and will
My innermost desires and intentions were awakened


Turned like a wheel
Suddenly spun into motion


By the love which moves the sun
Guided by the force of love that propels the sun


And all the other stars
And every other celestial body in the vast universe




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