cheerful smile & wave of hand
i mourn your absence
one single impression
About Me
- qualcosa di bello
- "qualcosa di bello"...Italian for something beautiful...God's creation is full of beauty & that is what I hope to share with all who visit on my blogging journey..."piacere"...it is a pleasure to have you visit!
13 comments:
..sad feelings expressed with restraint and beauty..many thanks..
Yes, we all at some time in life learn how to 'carry on'... Beautifully put.
I really dread those moments in life, when I have to act like a grownup when what I really want to do is sob like a child!
Melancholy, but beautifully expressed. Partings are always difficult.
ooooh, these words went straight to my heart.
Unfranchised grief (those griefs that can't be publicly grieved for whatever reason) is the most difficult.
This is sparingly beautiful. Thank you, qualcosa...di bello...
You're making me sad a little. Mrs. Jim is visiting her sister. Your absentee isn't coming back (soon?), Mrs. Jim will be in tomorrow night.
Absence can be terribly hard. My first wife never came back.
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What I like is that the sense of mourning begins before the person has even left our sight.
I know the feeling well. Beautifully expressed.
Ooh. The little grave marker is heart rending--but the moment you describe is more so. The disguise of cheer is so helpful and sometimes the only defense.
i am awed at times by how much time we spend pretending....
thought provoking, very much a realistic view
Oh, we do that, don't we? Lovely work!
This really struck a chord with me. These times are so difficult to forget. Do we ever get over them? I think so. Sometimes I still find myself waving.
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