2019-05-12
Heart String
Voluntary vulnerability—love as a tensile line, going all in not to win but to begin.
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Heart String
Voluntary vulnerability—love as a tensile line, going all in not to win but to begin.
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Lyrics
Heart string. Distance love connection Pulling on my heart string Should I tie it off Or let it flow? Never know the doors A single text can open Can I weave one string To the next? Distance love connection Pulling on my heart string The string starts in my chest The heart does the rest Lovers come and go I let them in Never know the doors A single text can open You choose what you choose You give it your best That's living Not to win Just to begin Not to win Just to begin Not to win Just to begin Again.
Interpretation
Voluntary vulnerability. The poem frames love as a tensile line—distance doesn't sever it; it reveals its pull. Choice replaces certainty: knot or bow, safety or risk. Texts become portals; continuity is woven rather than guaranteed. Loss and mess are acknowledged as costs of aliveness, not failures. The ethic resolves into courage without outcome-attachment: going "all in" not to win, but to begin—repeatedly. Emotional vector: deliberation → acceptance of risk → commitment to renewal.