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Sadness by Ryan Savio DSilva Saturday, March 13, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Sadness has become a part of me Just like the branches to a tree Behind my smiles it came slowly creeping Now I hear my soul gently weeping The world only sees the smile on my face For the sadness within is difficult to trace These pains i alone will bear by myself For I will these griefs with anyone else The being inside will stop to cry When all my tears have run dry These feelings will make me an empty shell By then I shall await my death knell For I shall go out with a smile for the world to see But that smile will not be for me

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Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)	3/13/2004

This is well captured the emotion of sadness.