Yearning for sun and starlight, roses and winter, together.

The line frames desire as a longing for apparent opposites held in a single embrace: warmth and cold (sun and winter), the everyday and the cosmic (roses and starlight), the immediate and the distant. “Together” is the hinge—suggesting a wish not to choose between seasons of feeling but to integrate them, as in a mature love of life that can contain joy and melancholy at once. Read this way, the quote becomes a compact statement of wholeness: the human heart often wants the full spectrum of experience, not a purified happiness, and it yearns for a harmony where contradictions coexist without cancelling each other.