When the play ended, I didn’t stay for drinks but went home instead. I looked up the obituaries online and soon discovered I actually knew the person my friend had been talking about. Hmmz…knew is a big word in this case! I met the guy a couple of times and had a really nice, but above all, interesting conversation with him once. While I was looking at the obituaries my mood changed and I am not really sure why. I felt so incredibly sad, it was almost like I had lost a very close friend and today I am not really myself either…….
And that’s the part I don’t understand. Why does his passing affect me this much? Is it because:
- it is almost Christmas?
- I am just an emotional flake?
- I am thinking of his family and friends?
- Someone I actually do know, liked (admired is probably a better word) this guy enormously?
- I am just an emotional flake?
- I am thinking of his family and friends?
- Someone I actually do know, liked (admired is probably a better word) this guy enormously?
Or is it just because this guy was so passionate about everything (life, love, work and people), that he has left an everlasting impression that will live on, in me and so many others?!
He will be missed....
4 comments:
Dakota, I am so sorry. This was obviously a person that, however briefly you knew him, made an impression on you. The world is a sadder place for losing people like that. *hugs*
Thanks for your kind words, {{{Aoj}}}
The death of anyone you know, close or not can trigger many emotions. I guess you just can be glad he left his mark with you before he passed away. :)
I sure am glad I met this guy before his passing, DoGGa. He was one of those remarkable people. I think we all need to meet passionate people every now and again to inspire, astonish and stimulate us.
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