Can someone explain the line in this poem to me?

Question

"And I danced in roses, in promise and beauty,

In mystical havens and burgundy wine

In fancy and freedom and pleasure and romance

<b>In infinite fixtures unchanging with time</b>,

And you gave me splendour and fathoms of favours

and darkest luxuriant perfect desire,

And my love, my darkling, obsessional demon -

I looked in your eyes and they flashed with green fire. "

Does the author mean in a house or a place that hasn't changed? Or does she not mean it literally? If anyone wants to read the rest of the poem, ask me to post a link to it and I will.

Answer 1

I think if we look deeply. It sounds like...

The romance hasn&#039;t change. The world hasn&#039;t change. Love is still in the air and I love you still, will love you forever.

That&#039;s the impact on me! LOL! Beautiful poem by the way! Touching &lt;3

Answer 2

i think wat the author is sayin is that the happiness she&#039;s feelin will never change, it&#039;s pure.

Answer 3

she&#039;s skipping along outside in the park with her boyfrend