Happy Valentine's Day!
I wrote this last year, but idioms don't change over a year, so enjoy!!
Valentine's day is a day when lovers wear their hearts on their sleeves, so I thought it would be fun for you to learn a few idioms of the heart so that you could tell your loved one that your heart skips a beat every time he or she walks into the room.
Of course, not all idioms with the word "heart" send a message of love. In fact, sometimes the meanings can be very surprising.
wear your heart on your sleeve: When you wear your heart on your sleeve, you show your feelings about someone, or something very openly. . Example: Everybody knew that Tom really wanted to go out with Maire because he wore his heart on his sleeve every time he was around her.
pour your heart out ( to someone)"When you pour your heart out to someone, you tell them them all your problems, fears, hopes or dreams. You have a very intimate conversation.
Example: My daughter poured her heart out to me when she broke up with her husband.