北葵向暖衬我心南栀倾寒畏我心
[bĕi kuí xiàng nuăn chèn wŏ xīn nán zhī qīng hán wèi wŏ xīn]
This poetic phrase translates to 'The North Sunflower Seeks Warmth Reflecting My Heart, While the South Gardenia Fears Coldness Toward My Heart.' It uses flowers and elements to depict complex emotions like affection and fear. It suggests internal turmoil between loving and fearing rejection.