The Heart
The human heart is fire,
it spreads its light to all
It’s soothing like a lyre,
and gentle like colors in fall
The human heart is warm and bright,
banishing despair, giving hope in its light
It is the means to deeper sight,
serving as judge of what’s wrong, what’s right
The human heart is reckless and bold,
it can easily turn for a bit of gold
The tongues of flame can rage,
and drown out advice of the sage.
The human heart is fire,
it blazes out of control
It’s capable of dangerous ire,
and scarring and burning the soul
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