The phrase 'flames of love' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe intense love or a passionate relationship. Example: Their relationship burned with the flames of love.
You can hate something, but maybe that powerful feeling unconsciously is igniting the flames of love somewhere.
Botticelli is also known to have painted (1475) for Giuliano a banner of Pallas trampling on the flames of love and Cupid bound to an olive tree.
There was no indication in yesterday's game -- or any of the traditionally bruising Knick-Heat games -- that the flames of love consumed the fire of competition.
But not even these freezing cold temperatures can fan the flames of love, when it comes to Jupiter and the Moon.
That passion ignites the soft candle flame of Twilight Of Love, in which Turgenev is mainly a portal through which Dessaix hopes to travel "in search of traces of the world I've spent half my life trying to seize hold of".
Another YouTube video, also uploaded on Saturday, showed the Unha-3 rocket blasting off while a narrator identified as a worker in a Pyongyang cosmetics factory compared the moment to "flame of love igniting at first sight".
Now instead of continuously partying, she is domesticated, with only one night a week out with her husband to "keep the flame of love alive," as he calls it.
When Verdi's Duke tries to keep Countess Ceprano from leaving the party in the first scene to return to her husband, he says, to translate from the Italian, "But your luminous beauty should shine here at court like the sun," that "the flame of love, which already intoxicates me, is burning up my heart".
I say "embers" because the flame of love — the feelings that prompt people to forget all their troubles and fly down the street with wings on their feet — does not last very long, and cannot if lovers are ever to get anything done.
The chorus talks about igniting a flame, but not just a flame of love between a couple, a flame of love I believe the world needs.
Over the years, we'd repeatedly turned down the flame of love to turn our marriage into a business relationship where we talked mostly about kids and household details, with just the thought of surviving day-to-day.
