Quite profound, and thought provoking.

Barbara J. Henry

"another word disperses misery," enough tears and misery will see a light. Love the chemistry here! Warmth and Love to you. Carin'

So many words to make a word and so many words cause tears. Excellent write. Liz

v.good write...lots and lots of words go into the making of tears,but at times its good..to feel them....you sort of feel more near to yourself. warm wishes sara. neerja

With each tear flows away all the hurt and agony that once was held captive inside....

Be always safe,
Karen

So many words go into making tears... that is for certain... and yet...sometimes it is just one word... a misplaced label.

Cryssa

Wow this is powerful and strong even though it speaks of sadness.

fee

Interesting perspective, Sara. Nice poem too.
Love and {{{hugs}}},
Leland

Many thouhts come with the tears, clensing also comes with the tears. Good wording for your peom here and that is a good question with no more than an answer for each of us to have for ourselves.

"Thinking... for every grain of salt" < < < and

"homogenizes electrolytic thoughts." < < <

These bear a mind's striking imagery with a stimulating and inspiring symbolism. "... grain of salt ... A sperm of diamond in the womb of Gea with a guaranteed pregnancy of three hundred and sixty million years.

"... electrolytic thoughts." < < <

This takes me to electrochemistry, and then electrolysis; and the exoteric of this symbolic parallelism, synapses; and finally read the closing line as a center a creativity.

I have enjoyed the reading of "NaCl Release".

In respect and admiration,

Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU

A new way to look at tears ... brilliant, Sara!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

How many angels on the head of a pin? :) Be glad it's not HCl. Don't mean to make fun of you. Just thought it might bring a smile.