PEOPLE WITH GOOD HEART ❤️

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Here's the thing about people with good hearts. 

They give you excuses when you don't explain yourself. 
They accept apologies you don't give them, even though you should.
They see the best in you when you don't need them to.

At worst they lift you up, even if it means putting their own priorities aside.
The words "too busy" does not exist in their vocabulary. 
They make time even when you don't.

And you wonder why they are the most sensitive people.
You wonder why they're the most caring people.
You wonder why they are willing to give so much, without expecting anything in return.
You wonder why their existence is not so essential to your well-being.

It's because they don't let you work hard for the attention they give you.
They accept the love they think they've earned, and you think they're entitled too. 

Let me tell you something.

Fear the day when a good heart gives up on you.
Our skies don't become gray out of nowhere.
Our sunshine does not allow darkness to take over for no reason.
A good heart does not turn cold, unless it's been treated with coldness for a while.

HAVE A GOOD HEART AND BE GOOD TO OTHERS 

IF IT DOESNT PAY TODAY, IT WILL SURELY PAY TOMORROW 👌

MAY YOUR DAY BE BLESSED 🙏❤️

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