Carpe Diem#1327- And then I knew how much I loved you

[…] “An awareness of death encourages us to live more intensely.” […] (Source: Veronika Decides to Die – Paulo Coelho

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Wrote a Tanka on the quote provided:

Was angry with you,
Hurt! Wanted to break away,
Then you made a call,
To tell me, you were dying…
Now, I am angry with me!

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9 responses to “Carpe Diem#1327- And then I knew how much I loved you”

  1. thewritewomanblog Avatar

    It is strange that ill health and worse – death can make that big mountain of anger or displeasure with someone seem pimple-sized. Very powerful words, Smitha.

    1. Smitha V Avatar

      Thanks Pranitha. I hate that the words are factually true. It’s indeed strange and sad how all that anger melts away in such a circumstance.

      1. thewritewomanblog Avatar

        Oh yes, it is a strange irony of life (or death)

  2. B. Avatar

    Brilliant!

    1. Smitha V Avatar

      Thank you☺

  3. robbiesinspiration Avatar

    Very powerful, Smitha.

    1. Smitha V Avatar

      Thanks so much Robbie. The knowledge of death ends all the negative feelings, right…

  4. Andrea Stephenson Avatar

    You’ve captured well the way that awareness of death changes things Smitha – the regret at things not done or that we would wish to do differently.

    1. Smitha V Avatar

      Thank you so much Andrea. Sadly, when death comes knocking on the door, we understand the essence of life…

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