Stop Crying
Stop Crying The tears well up, a silent plea, A heart heavy, with sorrow you see. But amidst the storm, a whisper so low, "Stop crying, my dear, let your spirit flow." For tears are a river, cleansing and pure, They wash away pain, and make you endure. They're a testament to the depth of your soul, A reminder that you're human, taking control. So let the tears fall, let them freely flow, Release the emotions, let your spirit grow. For in the act of crying, you'll find release, And emerge stronger, with a sense of peace. With time and with love, the pain will subside, And a new dawn will break, with joy as your guide. So stop crying, dear one, and let your light shine, For you are worthy, of love, peace, and divine.
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