It's been a while since I wrote in english, so I do feel it is time to refresh on my vocabulary here.
And I also have quite a lot on my mind. Most notably thoughts about missing and longing. Ironically, I have just only begun. And while I will come through this fine and well, I am also sure there will be hard moments too. Though also I hope to fill the time with good moments and work, which should pass time.
But the important facts here is that of the feeling of missing. The feeling of longing for someone. Someone special. Someone that means so much to us, we do not want to be without them. That is after all why we long and miss them. They are so important to us, and even in ways or cases, vital for us, it is hard to be without.
Thus as long as this longing don't completely cripple you, or make it hard to function as a human being, longing is healthy and a good way of showing both devotion, and respect for how much that someone means for and to you.
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Så, det er sunnt å savne noen. Det er og viktig å tenke på, å føle, og å huske hvor stor forskjell denne personen gjør i livet ens, og hvor viktig det er å ha den personen rundt seg. For slikt er lett å glemme om en er heldig nokk til å ha denne personen der hver dag. Og når noen betyr så mye for oss, så er jo det siste vi vil gjøre være å "glemme" hvor viktige de er for oss. All gleden de gir oss bare ved å være der, og forskjellen de kan gjøre i livet ens, bare ved å ville og ønske å være del av ditt liv.
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So we all might need to miss someone sometimes. To get a little distance and perspective. See the reality of things from another approach, and really feel and know how much that person, whom you hold so dear, means to you.
"You don't know what you have, until you are without it" -- Saying
I believe I luckily already know most of what I will see. But it is always worth it, to really feel and know. And it will make the moment all the sweeter, when whom I need is in my arms once again.
And I can barely wait already.
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