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Great, great use of apostrophy in this neat haiku! I can really sense the extreme frustration of those tears, which go so unnoticed to the one that they're directed at, yet speak volumes to the the reader. This is what poetry should be-- an economy of words, loaded with experience. I love it!
Sixteen words in three lines and you have written a love story. Amazing!
To realise that English is not your first language only impresses me more.
You have a rare talent, never stop writing.
Brian.
Irina...this is very well written, your meaning is clear and the English is perfect. Congratulations, I know you worked hard. As usual, you very delicately express layers of meaning with a perfect choice and arrangement of words.
Jean
This is very touching. Our pride sometimes gets in the way of our words and when we need to say something, we pull back and say nothing at all. "He's leaving, I want to stop him, because I don't want him to leave, but if I say something, I will give into him, so I'll say nothing and let my tears speak for me!" You said all of this with just a few words. Very nicely done!