| Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916. | | | | Tear |
| | Tears of joy, like summer raindrops, are pierced by sunbeams. Hosea Ballou | 1 |
Pearly tears, like roses dew, wept she. Emanual Von Geibel | 2 |
Sheds ceaseless tears, like dew on Hermons hill. Judah HaLevi | 3 |
Tearful and trembling as a dewy rose The wind has shaken till it fills the air With light and fragrance. Oliver Wendell Holmes | 4 |
Tears like pears. Victor Hugo | 5 |
Tears herald smiles, as weeping April does this sunny May. James M. Morton | 6 |
From his eyes a stream of tears descended like a broken necklace of pearls. Asian | 7 |
Shining through tears, like April-suns in showers, that labor to oercome the cloud that loads them. Thomas Otway | 8 |
Tears as big as ostrichs eggs. François Rabelais | 9 |
Then fresh tears Stood on her cheeks, as doth the honey-dew Upon a gatherd lily almost witherd. William Shakespeare | 10 |
Tears
shone as the dew on a lily, at the rising of the sun. Hersart de la Villemarqué | 11 |
Her tears, like drops of molten lead, With torrents burn the passage to my heart. Edward Young | 12 | | |
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