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WHY WOMEN CRY
by Vickie M Oliver-Lawson → (All Poetry by Vickie M Oliver-Lawson)
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WHY WOMEN CRY

Women cry

Because it cleanses our souls

And purifies our spirits

Like a fresh waterfall

 

Women cry

Because we are emotional creations

And often wear our hearts on our sleeves

Which sometimes get burned

Like irons in a fire

 

Women cry

Because the movie

Is just that good

And the good guy doesn’t always get the girl in the end

Even if he does wear a white hat.

 

Women cry

Because we nurture kingdoms

During seasonal changes

But often go unthanked by civilizations

As we move into the winters of our lives.

 

Women cry

Because our tears

Remind us of the salt in our wounds

As we are ever evolving

So we don’t go back to the way things were

 

Women cry

Because it is our way of becoming stronger

As we move forward toward goals we set for ourselves

And posterity.

 

Women cry

Because sometimes the struggle is a bit much

To endure for progress’ sake

As we remain phenomenal.

 

Women cry

Because our tears are an unexplained mystery of life

That, once released, causes us to feel better

To feel refreshed, to feel quenched and satisfied.

 

So sister, get your cry on, if you must

Because tears don’t diminish the strength of a woman

They only serve to demonstrate that we are a lifeforce with which to be reckoned.

 

Copyright © by Vickie M. Oliver-Lawson

 

 


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 Reviews of "WHY WOMEN CRY"
Reviewed by Afrika Abney
Reviewed on April 22, 2009
Lovely write!

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on November 16, 2008
This is a beautiful poem,I can really understand why women cry the way that they do as they are expressing their sensitivity.I just love a sensitive woman who doesn't hide her feelings and can express them freely and emotionally.take care

Edwin

Reviewed on December 29, 2007
"Women Cry" speaks softly to those who need to understand why women cry. Although the poem is directed to Sisters, Brothers will gain insight into the reasons silent tears sometimes stream down the cheeks of the women they love. ...a'Kihoro

Reviewed by D Johnson
Reviewed on April 10, 2007
very nice reminders and a very good write

thanks
dan

Reviewed on April 10, 2007
Beautiful write, Vickie! Very well done! :)


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