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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Sadness eyes which view this world shedding tears that expose fear and pain afraid to face society's game A child grows older becomes an adult Leaving behind his mother and father That trepidation before living this World Constipates with high anxiety that always delivers a knock out blow reality check to the brain The universe continues beyond death, despair, The human plight Our vision is sadness as we struggle throughout The blade is almost drawn Time to face HIM Forever defeat this madness Water leaks from baby's view Wondering, What Next and where is he(she)going to The context of this poem can be out of focus And the meaning could be a forever unknown For in these words It tries to convey dearly a heartfelt question to why we express SADNESS without looking for a true definition of these tears Night comes ahead of the Moon Has this introspection gone far,too soon? If these weary pupils of mine cannot find The instant relief of solutions defined Then the WOE continues without resolution Tragic man is still filled with confusion My fate goes on forever and a tear gently flows down from my cheek I shut my brain down for a BEAUTY sleep in night Lullabyes and Frank Sinatra sighs Leaving for tomorrow and said again Sadness Eyes, closing out temporarily once again
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