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Childless Rain

There is nothing like the sound of a tear-filled rain
Every single drop causes more and more pain
My heart is weighed heavy on my soul
No one will ever know how that conversation took its toll

The sun never shined the way it did that day
One more trip to the doctor
To hear what she had to say
Oh my God
She didn't
She said it
Just like that
What was I to do
Or cry with
Now that I'm alone
I hear nothing
Dead silence
Except for the rain

There is nothing like the sound of a tear-filled rain
Every single drop causes more and more pain
My heart is weighed heavy on my soul
No one will ever know how that conversation took its toll

I tried to open my eyes
But only see a dark image of me
The rain was running down the window
With every drop
My heart sank
I knew it would be over
Dreams of a family
Stay strong they say
Oh really
Says the mother of three
Her trails and tribulations
No way that was me
Our stories are not the same
Don't try to make it be
I only hear rain drops
There all I see

There is nothing like the sound of a tear-filled rain
Every single drop causes more and more pain
My heart is weighed heavy on my soul
No one will ever know how that conversation took its toll

No children
Don't think about it
Don't dream about it
The path has been set
The points have been given
The doctor said then
What to expect tomorrow
I don't know how
Yet strength will follow

No one will ever know that conversation took its toll
My heart is hard and weighed heavy on my soul
Every single drop causes more and more pain
There's nothing like a tear-filled rain

My heart?????????

This man is sitting in the bottom of my heart
His legs and arms crossed
He's not moving or planning to go anywhere
I tried to push him
He just looked at me and laughed
I tried to scream at him
He just put in earplugs and started humming
I tried to shake him
He shook me harder
I tried to question him
He looked at me confused
Finally
I kissed him to call it even
He reciprocated with ease
He stood up and gave me a hug
It was the best hug my heart ever received



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