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No More Tears Have Fallen From My Eyes by Frances A Ayers Saturday, June 05, 2010 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Another grief poem,also a finalist in a contest.
No More Tears Have Fallen From My Eyes No more tears have fallen from my eyes I look to Heaven and The Starry skies To comfort and guide a spirit broken Destiny takes charge:God has spoken Bewildered and blessed,now I am free Sadness fades as spirit lives in me. Giving our all,expecting the best of all lifes pleasures,not excepting less Trusting life's tides will carry us along To a better place and uplifting song Reaping the benefits of a life well done Enjoying the fruits of victories won.

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