A Heart's Reckoning

I

Some hearts, though yearning for kindness, falter at its gate.

Unable to repay the gift, their hands remain too late.

Before you pour your goodness like a river's gentle flow,

Consider the recipient's heart, and the kindness that it may know.

II

For sharing your light with those who cannot see,

May lead to shadows of regret and a heart that's weary.

The wrong recipient may turn your gift to pain,

Leaving you with sorrow and a heart in vain.

III

So, choose wisely, to whom you give your heart,

For kindness, like a boomerang, may return to its start.

And though it's noble to give, it's wise to know,

The heart that receives it, and the love that it may show.

©2024



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