I have lost my son, the child I loved so dearly. Is this what life is about? -Yamanoue no Okura, Lost Child
After knowing your eternal rest my soul cries in its inner depth; trying to trace a soft spot for some wistful nostalgia amidst your unbearable sadness to which I can tell in all ways hides between your lips & scavenged in thoughts.
After knowing your untimely passing it will never be the same again. After all, when was the last time you felt something different?
Those times solitary clouds tried waiving your cracked loneliness; you died, haplessly, alone & tragic in the most uncompromising time.
What made you think to hang the world into a subliminal rope? Was it delusion?
There are two things: One, the intense heartbreak between you and the world. Second, the romantic union with the abyss.
But what goes in between?
In between, there is you. Solely you.
The only thing, other people can’t see is that how you lived in dullness.
Your life saw its day & now your night comes to an end.
Lay to rest. Die not.
Some nights ago, a friend of mine told me about the death of a friend. Shocked and grief-stricken, I decided to devout a little time to trace her in my mournful memory. Dennise or “Dee”, 21, had enough of the world and decided to follow the idle thought of her mind. She was a good friend to whom I owe great little things during my college years. She was one of my mates in the debate team. Dee is childish, I must confess but it is this character that makes her the darling of the crowd and the bud among men.
Dee will always be Dee. You will always be remembered.