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: In his poem "De Moeder," the concept is transformed into a state of "so much joy that there are no tears anymore". Here, the absence of tears isn't due to sadness, but a divine or overwhelming sense of peace.

The phrase appears across centuries of Dutch writing, each time carrying a slightly different weight: Geen Tranen

: In his poetry, "Geen tranen" is linked to the futility of lamentation. He suggests that words and tears are often empty compared to the reality of one's situation. : In his poem "De Moeder," the concept

: Writers like Titus Brandsma view the end of weeping as a sign of having learned to endure. Once the suffering is accepted and "duly learned," the heavy weeping ceases, and spiritual growth begins. No Tears as a Symbol of Liberation He suggests that words and tears are often