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Tears
Rain fell that night
a light, drizzling rain
There was a type of peace
that I couldn't explain
The parents I hated
were no longer here
Then shouldn't I be happy
and ready to cheer?
I hated them so much
They caused me endless grief
But how come nothing feels right
and I don't sense relief
That night I sat there
pondering what's wrong
and asking myself,
is this where i belong?
And then the fake smile
turned to a frown
and i could see tears,
trickling down
My parents, now
I don't hate them anymore
and i suddenly recall
the smiles they once wore
Their annoyance seemed
to have disappeared
and being alone
is now what I fear
But it was too late
They won't return,
and this is the truth
I now have to learn
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