But remember first, amidst all your searching, who made your yearning heart.

Neither the passing of time nor the passing of places can either make the heart grow fonder or make the heart wander. 

The heart knows what it wants and needs from the moment it is awoken. And nothing on this earth can put death to that which it desires, requires, and aspires to embrace.

Let your heart yearn for what it desires, for out of yearning you learn to attain that which you desire. Let your heart mourn for what it needs, through mourning we learn to seek what we need until the mourning turns to joy. And for what your heart beholds and contains allow yourself to rejoice and savor, for to behold and contain the desires, requirements and aspirations of your heart is a gift like no other.

But remember first, amidst all your searching, who made your yearning heart - and bitterness shall certainly never find a home with you through all your trials. – Ronda Rae Franklin