Its complicated

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I find it very difficult to delineate between the mind and the heart, lexically. 
Perhaps, they are playing in unison? I wish. 

"Mind" is history-derived entity--  can be quite a halloween parade. 
"Heart" is what that makes me "strong" and "cry" at the same time.

Rooting to go with my heart this time, even if its 689.9 miles away. 

Family is eternal, dreams are transient. 
This implies I can dream for a while and reunite with family peacefully. 

Miles to go before I sleep, but I WILL sleep peacefully after the marathon. 

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