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Crying and Sunshine

by ParkingLotPoet

If you cry, walk into the sunshine

If there's sunshine, don't cry

You can't have both. . .

I cry in the sunshine

I cry in front of happiness

I smile in the rain

I smile in front of gore

I have both. . .

They told me,

If you cry, walk into the sunshine

If there's sunshine, don't cry

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K4Z
<p>Me too lol, I&#39;m not sure where you live, but I live in Michigan.</p><p>Winter is hitting us HARD and I love it :)&nbsp;</p><p>I shoveled probably 50 pounds of snow today, and I wouldnt have it any other way.</p><p>I love the snow and rain, I cry in the summers because I miss my gray skys and&nbsp;</p><p>puddles. I definently get you there. Great piece, Keep on keeping on.</p><p>- Kaz</p>

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