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Let me know what you know about this expression. *There's still a stain on your cheek from an old tear that hasn't been washed off yet*. What does that mean ?
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Let me know what you know about this expression.

*There's still a stain on your cheek from an old tear that hasn't been washed off yet*.

What does that mean ?

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This is from Shakespeare! I am not entirely sure, but I think it means you have not gotten over old sorrow. Or the sadness from old troubles still lingers. You know what I mean?
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