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Jul 2018
They come unwelcome
day and night
they sting my soul
like a scorpions
bite
they turn my eyes
a bright red hue
and get in the way
of missing you

they drip
and run
down my cheeks
if I let them continue
they'd wash my feet
first one eye
then the other
I wipe them away
but why do I bother

they won't stop
God knows they've tried
they just won't stop
til the well is dried
of sadness' they speak
to the empty sky
maybe they'll stop
the day I die
Written by
Clay Smith  60/M/06518
(60/M/06518)   
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