Love may be false or a lie, but if it is beautiful love, then it is also true. The poet enhances the readers' understanding of the values ​​of beauty and truth by illustrating in his poetry how truth can be found through beauty. When the speaker of the poem talks about how he wishes love were like rain, he is exemplifying the truth. Typically the truth is something logical and can be proven, but in this case the truth is not something logical. Love is not logical, but it is still true. As stated previously, truth can be found through beauty. In other words, for something to be undeniably beautiful, it must be true. Love cannot be proven because it is a feeling and an emotion. However, love can be felt, so love is true. The things humans feel are true. It cannot be proven that anyone can feel this, but if this is what a person feels is true, then it is so. The pragmatic truth test supports these claims that love is true because the speaker of the poem believes that his love is true. In short, love is something beautiful and because it is beautiful it is equally beautiful