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Ode to the Heart


When I see you come from yonder

I feel a strong, fast ponder.

Yes the sensation in my chest

only that and not the rest.

Sometimes it's fast or it could be slow

but what about the blood that flows?

It goes out red and comes back blue,

the globins is what helps it through.

Throughout the body, forcing the package

like an airport with all it's baggage.

From head to heart, from toe to heart,

the first twenty days is when it had it's start.

Goes out an artery comes back in a vein,

if only cholesterol doesnt remain.

It's caretaker suffers the aftermath

cause the hearts suffrage will release it's wrath.

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