"Many have often referred to our Lady as Lady Chihayafuru - Chihayafuru is the epithet of a powerful, intense being. I believe Princess Lyn personifies this. I also read somewhere that Tatsuta-Hime (goddess of autumn and dyeing) is said to be like Lady Sumire.
Others describe Kazuya as "the water". Calm, and it is like its flow is dragging you. His aura is felt that way by mainly the Princess, but other people also felt that Kazuya is indeed water when he is around her. I presumed Kazuya is the "Tatsuta River" in the third poem.
The maple leaf is the constant symbol for Sir Rhys. The Queen compared Rhys to the "beautiful flame-like crimson leaves" that she doesn't want to step on. This is a blunt detail to know what symbol can we associate with Rhys. Now that the representation is complete, it is time to interpret the poem.
