Let It Flow!
Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 2:49 pmTears 
How wonderful it feels to give in and let tears flow
when we are overwhelmed
with emotions, whether we are happy or sad.
Tears come from the soul,
from our well of feelings
risin g from deep down.
When we give in to the
prickling behind our eyes
and the lump in our throat to let teardrops fall from
our eyes, we allow our feelings
to surface so they can be set free.
Proud parents shed tears
of pride in a child's accomplishments,
a baby's first step, birthdays,
and graduations.
Long lost friends fall into each other's
arms, tears rolling down their cheeks
when they reunite after years of
separation.
Tears
may flow from us
when we are witness to a commitment
being made at a wedding
or even while we are watching a love story .
Tears
of relief may spring forth from our eyes
when we hear that a loved one has
survived an ordeal,
and tears may fall
when we bow our head in sorrow over
a loss or death .
Tears born from heart ache
can flow like they' ll never cease ,
whether our tears are for a love that is over,
a friendship lost, or an
opportunity missed.
We shed tears
because of disappoint ment in ourselves,
tragedy in the world , pain,
and illness.
Tears
of anger
can burn with emotion
as they fall down our faces .
Tears offer us a physical release of our feelings.
Shedding tears can sometimes
make us feel better, although it can feel like
the tears will never end
once the flood gates are open.
There is no shame in
letting tears flow freely and frequently .
Tears are as natural to us as is breathing.
There is beauty in allowing yourself
to be vulnerable enough to
shed tears .
Open up, release your tears ,
and let your feelings flow. 
How wonderful it feels to give in and let tears flow
when we are overwhelmed
with emotions, whether we are happy or sad.
Tears come from the soul,
from our well of feelings
risin g from deep down.
When we give in to the
prickling behind our eyes
and the lump in our throat to let teardrops fall from
our eyes, we allow our feelings
to surface so they can be set free.
Proud parents shed tears
of pride in a child's accomplishments,
a baby's first step, birthdays,
and graduations.
Long lost friends fall into each other's
arms, tears rolling down their cheeks
when they reunite after years of
separation.
Tears
may flow from us
when we are witness to a commitment
being made at a wedding
or even while we are watching a love story .
Tears
of relief may spring forth from our eyes
when we hear that a loved one has
survived an ordeal,
and tears may fall
when we bow our head in sorrow over
a loss or death .
Tears born from heart ache
can flow like they' ll never cease ,
whether our tears are for a love that is over,
a friendship lost, or an
opportunity missed.
We shed tears
because of disappoint ment in ourselves,
tragedy in the world , pain,
and illness.
Tears
of anger
can burn with emotion
as they fall down our faces .
Tears offer us a physical release of our feelings.
Shedding tears can sometimes
make us feel better, although it can feel like
the tears will never end
once the flood gates are open.
There is no shame in
letting tears flow freely and frequently .
Tears are as natural to us as is breathing.
There is beauty in allowing yourself
to be vulnerable enough to
shed tears .
Open up, release your tears ,
and let your feelings flow.