What Your Biology Book Won't Teach You

According to Biology, there's a 

muscular organ about the size of 

your fist located exactly behind and 

slightly left to your breastbone 

whose normal rate of beating

ranges from 60-100 beats per minute.

However, what your Biology book won't tell you is that this little organ is a chaos 

you'll carry within you forever.

It has an auto-saving function other than pumping blood that works more rapidly than your computer does.

It saves every random being or thing it falls for somewhere in between its four chambers as memories just to keep up its 

inhalation from them later on.

What your science teacher won't 

teach you is that this tiny organ lacks 

in any perfect definition for sometimes 

it may beat 100 beats per second exceeding its normal range while many a times, it not only will dare to 

regulate the most complex and 

largest organ of your 

body but will also command the

whole living 5'6"/ 5'2" you.

As you step in your teenage, it'll wage 

invisible wars within you.

It'll puzzle you like an unsolvable jigsaw

that you'll go on attempting to solve

on darkest of nights in between the four walls of your room just to embrace

another desperate morning.

They will hardly mention that this is 

the most sensitive yet illogical organ, a human body can ever treasure.

For apparently It's yours but

it'll be home to countless people

whom shall be harbored by it.

They won't tell you that it'll often compel 

you to take most baseless decisions

of your life merely to spend many 

regretful days afterwards.

It breathes in your chest but any stranger around can break it into irreparable 

pieces and bound you to 

pamper them till eternity.

Biology won't inform you that this tricky organ although inhales oxygen through you but will long for reciprocation 

from the one that doesn't even 

bother to beat a bit more for it.

It's apparently placed in your body 

but will belong to others forever.