E*mo(sion)s

E-mo(sion)s - 1. the part of a person's character based on feelings rather than thought the conflict between emotion and logic [Latin emovere to disturb] 2. Is the psychological state that arises spontaneously rather than through conscious effort and is sometimes accompanied by physiological changes; a feeling. This book is compiled with situations as a writer I viewed and experienced; the conflict between logic and emotions linger between the pages of this book. One emotion that is universal between ages, genders, and ethnicities would be "Love," something at one point or more we all have and will experience. Toward something, someone or for some cause it doesn't go unnoticed. That emotion is one that doesn't need words it explains itself. "From a Poet's perspective love that hurts isn't worth the pain, love that doubts isn't real, love that builds is love that heals."