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Tears Chase Sorrow
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Memory's path worn and trodden Evaporating pains rise quickly As echoed tears awash...forgotten Roll in distant years so thickly Like a hum in ill refrain Tears chase sorrow... Comes again. Lonely, distant memories Send the good times back to me Take away all my sorrow Return my faith with good tomorrows Like a hum in ill refrain Tears chase sorrow Comes again. Heirloomed pieces shattered...gone Memories spin in a vortex home Broken crosses...hearts afire Tweeks a twinge with hard desires Like a hum-echoed refrain Tears and sorrows... Rise again Blinded visuals choke decay Ashes still awake each day Love awash in a past gone sour Wakens sorrow on the hour Like a hum in ill refrain Tears chase sorrow Comes again Ebbing woes of rusted years Come alive in endless tears Abundantly...this fated song Never really did belong Like a hum in ill refrain Tears chase sorrow Comes again. � 2002 Susan K. Rowse

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Reviews of "Tears Chase Sorrow"

Reviewed by Jack Roberts

Reviewed on January 4, 2003

Very nice Susan.
Jack

Reviewed by Retta (Reindeer) Mckenzie

Reviewed on January 4, 2003

This was so beautiful and sad. A very lovely poem...

Reindeer

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