Thanks dilliduduk, but could you rephrase ´No cure can be found for love other than lover´, in a

daha anlaþýlýr bir þekil?

To me it sounds as strange as, let´s say: ´No pears had been left to eat, other than apples.´

So for love there is no other cure than a lover or a loved one,

and for me, there is no other cure than you.

Mmmh, I think I´m beginning to understand it.

Actually, it´s a rather strange sentence, because if love is a disease, then a lover would be the virus or that what infected you.  Wouldn´t curing the love would mean getting rid of your lover then? Makes no sense.

Actually, it´s a rather strange sentence, because if love is a disease, then a lover would be the virus or that what infected you.  Wouldn´t curing the love would mean getting rid of your lover then? Makes no sense.

"no cure can be found for love except lover" this didn´t make sense also?

it means the only cure for love is a lover. so it is not the bacterium, it is the antibiotic

I understand what you both say.

But normally (falling in) love in itself is already linked to a lover-person.

Maybe the curing is when reality steps in, when you get married and are confronted

with the real person behind that lover-facade. Love can be quickly cured then!

But that´s not something for a poetic song ; )) 

Mmmh, that´s getting rather confusing, don´t you think? You would replace the one infection by the other then?