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What should I do when someone dies,

Cry my eyes a river and drown my self

In it,

Or don't shed a tear when we can't

maybe because of the shock or

Maybe because it pains‐

"You didn't cry,

Why?"

And of course

No one would ignore dry eyes

For they rather tears even if its not

From the bottom of the heart,

And me you

Me your self

Tries to find

It in you,

Of why didn't you

Cry

Maybe because at the end

We all know

What was born

For us in the beginning

Or because simply

We don't know

How do you find the answer to that

Some may ask or one .

‐us but there is

No point in crying on solid dirt that

won't Grow a plant that's already dead,

And had it's time of curing what it could,

and could not,

Should I squeeze lemon in my eyes and

Scream on the top of my lungs hoping

Somone would baby me back to norm,

Like nothing ever happened.

Can I walk around with grieve dressed

On my face with a color I so hate or

came to love that I might like,

Or others might hate

Or should we celebrate death

Like God and continue, what was or

wasn't puzed.

-ashes poetry

A/N My grandmother passed away,
Sometimes I would sit and recall memories as we all do.

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