Love would never be a promise of a rose garden unless it is showered with light of faith, water of sincerity and air of passion.

The quote treats love not as a guaranteed idyll (“a promise of a rose garden”) but as a living thing that must be sustained by essential conditions. “Faith” suggests trust and hopeful commitment; “sincerity” points to honesty and congruence between words and actions; “passion” supplies vitality and desire. By mapping these qualities onto light, water, and air, it implies that love withers without ongoing nourishment. The garden image also hints that even with proper care, roses have thorns: love can be beautiful yet demanding, requiring deliberate cultivation rather than passive expectation.