Dear, Please look out of the window. You will see traces of beginnings, and perhaps you will find something that brings you relief; a reminder that you have lost nothing that was truly meant for you. Sometimes, the absence of one thing makes us question the presence of many others and, in doing so, diminishes our appreciation of life's blessings. The same Robert Frost, who once inspired you in school to look beyond the window, shared a truth that feels universal: "In three words, I can sum up everything I've learned about life: It goes on." Some days, you will be reminded of things that hurt you. Some days, you will laugh at your own embarrassing moments. Some days, you will feel wise, and on others, you will wonder how you ever entertained certain thoughts. If you look back at your younger self, the one who longed for certain things, and compare those desires with all that you possess today, you may realise that life continues to unfold in ways you never expected....
Sometimes, we don’t need a grand goodbye; not even a moment dedicated to it, especially when we’ve practised reading a farewell note so often. One evening, as everyone heads home, we quietly dissolve like the sunset. Knowing there may not be another sunrise, yet finding breath as we walk on different grounds under the same moonlight. Preparations for celebrating sunrises are taught, but go blank as, with every passing second, the sun vanishes. After a certain point, you stop questioning things or seeking validation. Tracing where things went wrong becomes mere foolishness. Letting go reflects wisdom. Dear, who doesn’t want to be addressed as wise? Dear, let it be like the castles children build by the seashore, only for a wave to come and wash them away. Still, the joy of building that castle together must never be forgotten. Childhood slips, adulthood rolls. Let morality rule. Many waves will come. Some will cause damage; others may shake our entire belief system. But remember.....