Why is it that when people were sad,
or hurt, or feeling happy,
a bout of tears will overwhelm them and roll off the edges of their eyes,
unable to control the flow of tears wracking their body
while they sob?
Does crying really accomplish anything?
What was the point in crying?
It didn’t solve anything, and neither does it help to erase all the pain.
And yet everyone did it… well, nearly everyone.
People broke down and cried
but it achieved nothing other than to let everyone know you were upset.
When, in human evolution, had it decided that crying was useful?
Because it wasn’t.

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Because you pushed me away from you
and said, our relationship is "game over".
Tears fall in torrents continuously whilst I shook my head vehemently.
Instead of wiping them away,
you turned on your heel and walked away from me,
walking out of my life... forever.

Because you pushed me away from you,
despite my tears relentlessly coursing down my cheeks like cascades,
and my futile pleadings for you to stay.
The distance between us became wider with each waking moment
until all I could see behind the veil of tears
was your miniature silhouette before it disappeared from my line of sight...

Even as you continue to hurt me,
and be the source of my tears,
I will never forget you...
never forget how your presence affected my life.
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