Tears In Heaven

Laura HughesFebruary 3, 2018

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Tears In Heaven

written by: Laura Hughes

@Ri_Ri1977

We may never know
all the reasons why,
someone has to go,
without a goodbye.

It is a hard blow,
to those who do care.
Their love will now show,
with the tears they share.

The happiness they brought
to everyone's lives,
now forever a thought,
as their memory survives.

They may be gone now,
but will be seen again.
When we take our own bow,
tears in heaven begin.

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I am just your average person with a tendency to rhyme.

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