To find your heart’s desire first remove the dust from your eyes
Then rinse the pain from your heart and the worries from your mind
Ignore the chain of possessions and relationships that bind you
Look deep into your soul: What is your heart’s true and only desire?
Now, does it amaze you? Does it appall you?
Or did you not find one?
Copyright © 2016 Kim Whysall-Hammond
Inspired by Leonard Durso https://leonarddurso.com/2016/06/10/the-hearts-desire/
The Cheesesellers Wife 
Really loved this!! A super wise message!!
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Thank you – much appreciated!!
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It really hit home! Happy to share it with followers too! You have a great New Year’s Eve!!
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Thank you! We Zoomed New Year with friends in Holland and Wales. Hope you had a great time. Happy New Year!
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Happy you got to share with friend even if over Zoom! Quiet here. We used brooms at the front and back door to sweep out the demons of 2020. Ha!
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Very much enjoyed!! 😊💖🌹
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet and commented:
DO NOT MISS READING THIS!
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Wise words indeed — one to contemplate!
Happy New Year to you and yours, Kim. ❤
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Thanks Betty –and Happy New Year!
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I like the whole poem, but this line really rings true: “Ignore the chain of possessions and relationships that bind you” Good to think about, Rebecca
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Thanks Rebecca
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Kim that’s a lovely verse! I absolutely love it! xo
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