Monday, February 09, 2004
what ends?
i just read the five people you meet in heaven, by mitch albom, author of the international bestseller, tuesdays with morrie.
in the book, marguerite, the wife of, and love-of-my-life to eddie, the central character in the book, told eddie when they met in heaven, "life has to end. love doesn't."
kosa, my life with you has ended, to my deepest regret. but my love lives. it lives with me.
i still have your pictures. i still have the memories, short in time, maybe--it was only a matter of months; just over a year perhaps, but it was the longest time of my life that i have so far seen, complete with all the ups and downs. it was worth a lifetime.
i will still see the moon and the stars, and the beautiful mornings, and peaceful and quiet evenings. i will still see you. you are still with me. like i have told you before. you have become a part of me. you are here, below my hand, when i touch the left part of my chest.
enough said.
God bless, kosa.
in the book, marguerite, the wife of, and love-of-my-life to eddie, the central character in the book, told eddie when they met in heaven, "life has to end. love doesn't."
kosa, my life with you has ended, to my deepest regret. but my love lives. it lives with me.
i still have your pictures. i still have the memories, short in time, maybe--it was only a matter of months; just over a year perhaps, but it was the longest time of my life that i have so far seen, complete with all the ups and downs. it was worth a lifetime.
i will still see the moon and the stars, and the beautiful mornings, and peaceful and quiet evenings. i will still see you. you are still with me. like i have told you before. you have become a part of me. you are here, below my hand, when i touch the left part of my chest.
enough said.
God bless, kosa.
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