This story was originally meant for my neighbor who died in a car crash and for his wife to cheer her up a bit. I hope you enjoy this! Plane of life: In loving memory of my neighbor ( can't say his actual name, but he has a wiki ) who I did not know for a long time, but knew that he was a great person who lived a legacy and made history. How do you tell somebody that their life will never be the same ever again How do you tell somebody that somebody they once loved shall never be seen again How do you tell somebody that somebody who once smiled may never smile ever again How do you tell somebody that the person they knew and loved will not live again, but in memory. They are always watching and loving you, But it shall never feel the same again. People die all the time, but you never really can know it until you face it for the first time Most people face death multiple times One person in your life, who you love disappears and that’s the first time, maybe the second The last time is when you face death, right in the face, looking it in the eye and join the ones you faced death for, for the first time. Before you face death you give sympathetic looks to those who have, lucky you haven’t faced it yet You never really know what death feels like until you face it for the first time. And you never REALLY know what it feels like to face death until the last time This is the plane of life which shall go on Sometimes you get turbulence and the road will get hard Sometimes a part will fall off and you still keep going Sometimes a part will fall off and you face death for the last time But when the road gets hard you know that you can do it Just try landing softly when you reach your destination Try to go on when you lose a part The part can never be replaced as there is no other part just like it But you can keep going until you reach your destination and meet the part that you have lost This story won third place in writers united writing contest!
I almost cried "I have faced death three times already. This won't be the last time nor the first." To grandma, to great-grandma, to another great-grandma, and to my neighbor. Wow. I've lost a lot of grandmas.
