Heart Over Matter

Poem About One Of Life's Internal
Dilemmas

To me, this poem brings about those moments
when you know what is the right thing for you to
do and you know what you truly want. Deep
within your heart you can feel it, but sometimes
your mind and your logic overtake you and you
end up not going for it, and sometimes you even
regret it.





When your heart suddenly feels
light, excited, at ease.
When you feel like your heart just knows what to do
and your worries are far from your mind as are you.
You know that your mind will start chasing,
racing to hold down your heart.
After all, it is there to protect it,
ever from breaking apart.
But in order to keep your heart happy,
like a child, you must soften your hold.
You must let it run free for a while,
follow and see what unfolds.
Your heart is stronger than what you would think,
and recovers at much greater speed,
so please just try, every once in a while,
to give it the freedom it needs.
Believe in your heart and embrace it,
and give it all that you've got.
Because whether it turns for the best or the worse,
you'll be happy more often than not.

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