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COUNTING RAINDROPS Counting raindrops might be easier than counting the tears I've shed or the many long nights I've waited for the sound of his voice... The telephone rings and I rush to answer, only to hear a voice checking to see if I'm all right, or just to say hello; it isn't him. I try to fill my days and my thoughts with other things, unaware of loss; I smile and walk and talk and hardly ever...do I cry anymore... Tonight the soft rains are falling and I am outside, counting raindrops. Mixed with my tears, I lose count. I start over, counting raindrops. No more tangles, no more tears. Only the rain. Countrymom 4/19/06
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