"Heart! We will forget him!"

 


I had a hard time picking some of the symbols and words because the poem was very short. After I thought about it for a minute, the mind symbols I chose were a light bulb representing thoughts, a science beaker for scientific research and math symbols. For the heart symbols I chose a simple heart for love, flowers to represent beauty, wedding rings for commitment of love and the “love” emoji for romance. The colors that I picked were more sterile and colder for the mind and bright and cheerful for the heart. For the border I chose clouds for the mind because they are cold and rainy. For the heart border I chose hearts because they are the standard symbol. Cold and bright are complete opposites. 


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