The Heart’s Desire
The Heart’s Desire
The heart’s desire is a powerful obsession.
That revolves around all different kinds of human emotions.
These emotions vary in many different ways.
Depending on your very own circumstances,
Yet we all in life long for love and happiness.
Followed by some type of peace of mind as we go though out life hoping to find.
That perfect someone whom you can spend the rest of your life with as your husband or wife.
Vowing to each other to be together no matter what the weather may be always pushing forward taking care of each other in sickness and in health.
Yet the heart’s desire is not always what it seems do to the fact.
That you may never find true love and happiness in life,
Yet as you search high and low for true love you may and will encounter.
Heart breaks and headaches that comes along with dealing with life’s drama from a man or a woman depending on how you swing.
The heart’s desire is a powerful obsession and when playing and dealing with the game of love.
You better prepare yourself for the ups and downs because love is not always pleasant along the way.
The heart’s desire may at times make you smile and laugh when you are filled with joy.
Then on the other hand it may make you cry while sitting up late at night think about the love that you have lost as a result of your lover moving on in life without.
The heart’s desire can make you fell blue or sick inside like someone who has the flu.
The heart’s desire can be good or bad yet as men and woman we must take a chance to find true love in a world that can be so bitter and cold alone.
About this poem
Poem about our desire to be loved. Feature in my book The Heart's Desire website www.jelindsey.com
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Submitted by jlpoet on October 05, 2023
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