Guard Your Heart Poem by Dylon Cain

Dylon Cain

Dylon Cain

Racine, Wisconsin. At St. Luke's hospital.

Guard Your Heart



Great things come when you wait.
Until you realize your true fate.
At the final hour she shows her part,
Ripping up your soul.
Devouring you whole.

You're left to your own devices.
Or that's when your turn to vices.
Unless you can find some peace.
Recovering the fragments, at least.

Heal it together; with some glue.
Every piece should matter, especially to you.
And when you find peace of mind,
Return and see that some are kind.
Treat them right and this- you'll find.

Thursday, August 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The story behind this one is how a guy has had his heart broken numerous times and has almost given up hope on finding anyone who might truly love him. He started to blame all women and see them as all the same. This is to tell him that they're not. That he needs to keep looking and will find the one for him.
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Dylon Cain

Dylon Cain

Racine, Wisconsin. At St. Luke's hospital.
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