This is a very mystic poem which can have several types of meaning depending on the insight and critical

interpretation of the reader.

First, the structure of the poem is in a two-lined stanza with end rhyme and observing metric rule which has been
written in anapest trimetre.
The voice could be an external voice used as a devise or the author's voice itself. The first aspect that has to be
observed in the first line is that the voice foregrounds 'we', which is a clue to mean you, they and all creatures in the
universe. Next, 'dance around in a ring', highlights that all creatures (including the speaker) are in an unceasing
dance in a circle or ring. What is this ring? What is this dance? The dance and the act of dancing, like the moths
moving around a source of light, represents life. We humans move around a nucleus, the nucleus of life, the eternal
movement of life, perhaps in a vicious circle. In Buddhism this moving around represents the constant cycle of life,
death and rebirth. Then, it foregrounds the expression 'and suppose'. Only creatures who do not know the truth, who
are ignorant or do not have a clue of what life is all about are guessing, but do not really know.
In the second line the poet/voice mentions a 'Secret'. This Secret is a symbol for something that is to be known or the
centre of true knowledge or perhaps an omniscient entity who sits at the centre while all the living creatures are
moving around Him. 'And knows' - this omniscient entity really knows what the 'truth' is, who we really are and what
our destiny is. In my view this small poem is an allegory of life in which human beings should at one point in life stop
dancing endlessly and move closer to the all-knowing secret to be freed from a vicious circle of suppositions in order
to embrace true knowledge. (Report)