Season

 1 Spring|    grieve and no heart-breaking tears were shed; ~They all joyfully
 2 Spring|         Sweet smiles and bitter tears remain their foremost trade. ~
 3 Spring|        toil. ~Ah, wellaway! Sad tears befill my weary eyes; ~And
 4 Spring|      friends and shed no bitter tears; ~The only reason why we
 5 Summer|      poor alike, shed childhood tears, ~And show but feeble bud
 6 Summer|   recalling him ~Still shed sad tears, although he died a year
 7 Summer|      sons' sons should shed sad tears for him. ~He was a gentleman!
 8 Summer|        sighing constantly, shed tears so bitterly ~That some of
 9 Summer|        blind because of endless tears, ~And some of them from
10 Summer|        of grief and many bitter tears. ~I too, because of his
11 Summer|       with an endless stream of tears. ~It got so bad that I would
12 Autumn|       the road sheds streams of tears, ~As rolling wheels renew
13 Autumn|           And all the while sad tears furrow our care-worn cheeks. ~
14 Autumn|       poor in rags, shed bitter tears, ~And painfully each learns
15 Autumn|         I pity him so much that tears come to my eyes - ~And all
16 Autumn|        that I oft can't hold my tears. ~Because for thirteen years
17 Autumn|      age ~Walks past our bitter tears with a contemptuous smile! ~
18 Autumn|       arms and, shedding bitter tears,~She washed his battered
19 Winter| witnesses, sighing and shedding tears, ~Told all about Docys and
20 Winter|         morn shed such pathetic tears,~That all his maids and
21 Winter|          Choke back your bitter tears, withhold your moans and