Hwaa (Thai Version)

In 'Hwaa (Thai Version),' MINNIE of (G)I-DLE explores themes of emotional turmoil and rebirth through vivid metaphors and powerful imagery. The song opens with a description of a cold wind that brings a sense of loneliness and darkness, symbolizing a period of emotional hardship. This wind, relentless and unyielding, represents the ongoing struggles that the narrator faces, creating a sense of stagnation and despair.

The chorus introduces the idea of destruction as a means of healing. The lyrics call for the flames to rise and destroy the remnants of past pain, likening emotional scars to wounds that cannot heal. This fiery imagery serves as a metaphor for purification and renewal, suggesting that through the act of burning away the old, one can emerge stronger and rejuvenated. The plea for the flames to 'burn every tear' and allow the narrator to 'rise again like the spring' emphasizes the cyclical nature of life and the possibility of new beginnings after periods of suffering.

The song also contrasts the harshness of winter with the warmth of spring, using seasonal changes to reflect the narrator's emotional journey. The cold wind and snow symbolize isolation and vulnerability, while the arrival of dawn and the melting of the cold represent hope and recovery. The repeated invocation of 'fire' and 'flower' in the lyrics underscores the duality of destruction and growth, highlighting the transformative power of overcoming adversity. Through this powerful blend of natural imagery and emotional depth, 'Hwaa (Thai Version)' conveys a message of resilience and the enduring human spirit's capacity for renewal.