The day will come.

 The day will come when tears walking down 

your cheeks will flow from a well of joy. 

 

There will be a day your heart will not have 

its love on standby with the fear that it might be 

resting in the wrong hands. 

 

There will be a day love will hug you 

and you will know that it’s there to hold you.

The day will come when the kisses will taste like peace.

 

A day where your feelings will be considered 

and adjustments will be made 

because of your emotions. 

 

There will be a day where happiness in a relationship 

won’t be a mood but a tree that is well planted and watered. 

There will come a day where being in real love 

will be a dream come true. 

This too shall pass..

 

Heartbreak is an unfortunate part of human life.   And, sometimes, we forget to analyze what's really happening. We dwell in the moment and react as our thoughts dictate.   But, do we know what exactly happens after heartbreak?   When you're broken, your brain registers the emotional pain of heartbreak as well as physical pain.   Remember the saying "Love is a drug"?   This is not just a saying. This is what your hormones do to you when you are in love.   To be more scientific, feel-good hormones like dopamine and oxytocin are released at elevated levels when you're in love.   After heartbreak, these hormones drop and are replaced by the stress hormone, cortisol. Too much cortisol can lead to anxiety, nausea, and many other stress-related issues.   That's why it's important to take a step back and think, at least for your health.   "This too shall pass" is NOT just a quote.   Let me tell you why.   If you keep this saying in mind and put effort to move forward during the heartbreak, over time, your general stress will reduce and you'll feel and be better.    Healing will slowly move in and you'll grow out of the experience.   And that's why I always tell people to look for good insights, as it helps you to avoid making blind decisions that will keep you broken.