A Heart Once Open, is Open Forever

You declare war

Your party as well as the opposing party

Will remember that forever

Even if you win the war, loose the war,

Even if you never go to war in that case

Love is no different

You declare love once

I mean if you seriously do that,

Love will be the same

Will be remembered forever

That memory will keep your heart open forever

When there is no recipient

Love starts to overflow

It is difficult indeed,

To stop the overflow.

No one will know, some may

But what could they possibly do? Even if they knew!

Find a z-lon cap?

Those caps do not even exist!

Sometimes this overflow needs a channel

To find its way out, but how?

When there is no permanent recipient

Love tends to go in all directions.

When water overflows

It occupies any slope available.

But Love?

No it doesn’t.

It might look alike, but love wouldn’t take any slope

Yet there can be instances

Like when a mother needs to feed the baby

When the child is not around,

Milk overflows, in all directions

From its exit.

That’s natural!

Love might follow a similar behaviour

When the recipient is not around,

Not like the baby

But like in a departure,

A departure forever

The living fountain

That this love comes from

Will be screaming out loud

For a recipient

Not any, but some

You know why that isn’t wrong?

Because the living fountain

Decided to leave the recipient

To be the “living” fountain

All Living Fountains,

Be mindful!

You might not be able to find a cap

The cap might grow within you, or maybe not

It might take some time, or maybe not.

If you left the recipient to be

A “living” Fountain

Probably you did that after much thought.

That is alright.

That love

Overflowing from your heart

Is not a waste,

Don’t just share that with any recipient

But don’t hold back till you suffocate! Don’t!

Please do share if you have to.

But be mindful, let the love flow

To a better direction

For a better cause

You might find a recipient,

Or maybe not.

Love is natural,

It doesn’t have boundary lines, most of the time.

That’s natural!