infinite
a poem for when you feel filled to the brim with the love and light of life
i am so full;
full of love,
lust,
light.
i wonder,
worry
if i will ever
burst.
is there a limit
to how much love
one can give?
are hearts balloons?
expanding
until it is too much?
or do hearts resemble
the universe --
no edge, no limit.
infinite
love spills from my heart
splashing onto strangers, friends, lovers
it's overwhelming,
uncontainable,
infinite
it pours and pours
seeping into the hearts of those i love
hopefully
filling them
with the same
warm feeling of love
they selflessly give me
About the Creator
Laura Rose Bennett
Poetry for love, compassion, and justice, and most importantly, me & you
Emory alumna
love
always,
Laura Rose, she/her, 23
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