I LOOOOOVE this poem lol. It's cute and flowery like spring; I can see why you titled it the way you did. I do believe, however, that anything is one word, not two.
So the first stanza is easy enough to understand and the speaker does a fantastic job of describing how she's feeling. She's saying that she doesn't need her heart to love anyone else, but she doesn't want anyone to look inside of her heart because of how plainly everything is written there; everything that she just wants kept to herself.
The second stanza she describes how a guy can love her, and that's all well and good for she'll love him too, just like how she loves everybody (like how spring loves everybody, and everybody loves spring, and vice versa), but she can't promise that she'll stick around, besides when she is around during spring time.
Third stanza, the speaker shows that she has little selfishness when it comes to love. She doesn't mind giving her heart away, perhaps she's used to men taking her heart, but she doesn't want anyone else's heart in return. She doesn't want the responsibility of having someone in love with her.
Last Stanza she says that she can only do what she is allowed to do. This shows that this girl is not only selfless, but has accepted that she has very little control over her own life. She goes merely where she is told to go by fate, or rather, where she is destined to go. She wishes the best for this boy who loves her, and she promises that when she comes back, they'll watch the clouds together. But this is all she can give.
Amazing! I like your rhymes. Goooodjooob
-The Phantom.
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