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it's okay, love

It's okay to love
Love big, wide, and vast
Love deeply and truly

What's not okay is to hurt

And the most not okay is to hurt yourself 

But when you got hurt, that's okay
It's not your fault
It's just you being you, caring too deeply

Now go on. 
Love again.
Love mindfully, love carefully.
Love yourself gently.

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