Her kapı kapanrı yüzüme ama Benim gönlümün kapısı açık sana imkansız

Can anyone please help?

Every door was shut to my face but my hearts door is always open for you.

Thank you. Much appreciated.

I looked at this yesterday but got thrown because I thought ´imkansız´ = impossible - thus making the sentence ´...but it is not possible my heart´s door is open to you´ - and I thought that couldn´t be right so didn´t post it.  How does ´imkansız´ mean ´always´ here?

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 I wonder the same thing.   But I´m thinking that imkansiz would not be word of choice for "the door to my heart is open (is) impossible!" I would  write  "Gönlümün kapısı açık olmaz!"//

another thought   "impossible dream or love"  we would always understand as an ´amplifer´ and not a detracter even if it seems literally opposite..   Other opinions?

That "imkansız" there doesn´t make much sense so I guess there is no need to overthink. Possible explanation:

It is a separate sentence on it´s own (missing a dot there) and probably has a contextual meaning. E.g:

-Hey I hear your heart´s closed for me!

-Her kapı... .... bla bla, imkansız. (Not possible!)

Doesn´t make much sense but this is the only explanation I could come up with Only the OP can know if it makes any sense.

Her kapı kapanrı yüzüme ama Benim gönlümün kapısı açık sana imkansız

This is a incomplete Turkish sentence and has mistake. It can be 

Her kapı kapanır yüzüme ama Benim gönlümün kapısı kapanamaz sana imkansız

Her kapı kapanır yüzüme ama Benim gönlümün kapısı açık sana imkansızım

Her kapı kapanır yüzüme ama Benim gönlümün kapısı açık sana, kapanamaz     imkansız -if you can change the place of coma (before sana, after açık), meaning stays same but emphasise changes-

Thanks Yersu and Acacia.  It´s hard enough to try and translate Turkish that DOES  make sense without being confronted with Turkish that doesn´t!