“… But
there’s a big difference between loss and lack. I suppose it’s like well,
imagine a train steaming down a track. The freight’s disappeared from one of
the cars. A car that’s empty inside - that’s loss. When the whole car itself
has vanished, that’s lack.”
How much more right can this get? We often tend to overestimate
something that is lost, what we do not understand is that it is not equivalent to
the lack of it in this world. It is somewhere around in some form, we should be
thankful to God for that and how beautifully is this put across in the book Kafka on the Shore
by Haruki Murakami. I recommend a read.
PS: Back after the longest break from my blog as
far as I can remember, before the loss could progress to lack;)
Good night
-R.
2 comments:
Profound, truly
ps- could you please remove the word verification, it takes me forever to get it right to be able to comment here :) thanks
@ The Anonymous: I am glad you got my point:-) and yeah have removed it. I understand the pain, it takes forever for me too:-)
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