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Tears Fall

John BaverstockOctober 22, 2019

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Tears Fall

written by: JOHN BAVERSTOCK

Shedding tears again,
Tissue in hand,
Often asked why,
But you wouldn’t understand,
Having that moment,
That thought you can’t hide,
Life would be so different,
If your love hadn’t died,
Tears you cry,
Can’t tell people what you feel,
All you know,
Is the pain being real,
Tears fall….
Give it time is what they say.
But the tears keep coming,
And they fall every day.

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