From The Instructor, 1967.

From Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, 1931.

"Tears that grew a garden.  In Butchart gardens, rainbows now fill the pit."  From The Instructor, 1958.

The pool of tears.  From Jack & Jill, a Fairy Story by Greville Macdonald and illustrated by Arthur Hughes, 1913.

From Together, 1960.

The tears of a pumpkin.  From Scribner's 1870.

"Tears bring mixed emotions."  From The Gateway, 1977.

It's rarely admitted, but wine is made of grapes' tears.  From Nebelspalter, 1938.

Brokenheartedly crying for days that are no more.  From Together, 1959.

"Your automatic sprinkler system called tears."  From Awake magazine, 1961.

Here's a precursor to the band name Tears for Fears.  "Go ahead and cry my dearest, it's good for you.  It can be a relief from fear."  From Dark Shadows episode 852.

There are zero Google Books results for "writing with spilled ink."  Yet it's how we compose all of our own books.  From Purdue's 1907 yearbook.

From La Lune Rousse, 1879.

Feel better soon.

From Harper's (1902).

"I don't want to."  From c. 1906, via Don's Up North Memories.

"Shedding tears into a box of chocolates."  From One Thousand Laughs from Vaudeville, 1908.

"Some little sound of unregarded tears." —Algernon Charles Swinburne.