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A tear makes no great noise, yet has a poetic voice.  Tears are a wonderful creation by the Lord.  Little drops of joy or sorrow emerge from the eye, allowing the immediate surroundings to capture the emotion of the moment.

Love, joy, happiness, all creators of emotional responses.  Each emotional aspect requires the body to respond in one way or in many different ways.  It is interesting to think: the eye-gate which is used most for information, sees each emotional aspect, and from the eye-gate a tear is formed.

The eyes form tears in response to sorrow.  When loved ones pass from this earth, tears flow as rain from the heavens.  Surrounding people see this emotion response, and thus the watchers may cry as well or may rush to the sorrowful person’s side.

Tears form through painful stimuli.  When a child riding a bike crashes accidentally, the child does not have to produced any words for the father or mother to know of the pain the child is in.  The flowing drops of agony show the father of the intense discomfort.

A happy occasion, lastly, can create tears as well.  After dating for many months or years, a couple goes out on their anniversary, the man questions the young lady with these wonderful words: “Will you marry me?”.  Tears of joy fall down the side of the cheek of the woman.  An overwhelming joy swells over both being, and tears flow (especially from the lady).

The end result of crying is to relay an emotion without words.  The tear says emotions in a great voice to all.  Crying is unavoidable to see, but hearing can be tuned out.  therefore crying speaks epics without making a sound.