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How much a heart weighs by m.n.i.w


One thing in this world that's hard to manage. Is knowing you have the honor of having someone else's heart and not taking it for granted. Blessed with a blessing all the while testing. Your humility, unconquerable by humanity. Enough to drive one to insanity. The road to do bad is such a short distance. But the road to do good requires a lot of fitness; Strength and mental toughness. That long rocky road to greatness is relentless. So many aim to achieve hierarchy for glamour among the population. Few realize that true fortune comes from internal illumination. The realization that you shine when the black is pitched. Same thing that that one who gave you love could see. And once defined these feelings could not be ditched. The pressure to maintain that love is a twenty four hour job. But the payment is enticing. Magical enough to make your hate for love disappear.
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