Often times, you might find yourself secretly tempted to wonder if some hearts are meant to only stop at crushing, and thereafter remain broken, without ever really finding their rightful place within the unbounded domain of this long-craved thing called 'Love'.
And then while you're still trapped in that protracting muse, "Voices Of May" somehow comes into the scene, and portrays such a strong, emotive blend of poetry that transcends through the sentiments of love, unlove, regret and hope (Although not necessarily in that order)_ just in time to sort of affirm those very surreptitious convictions.