Through Infinity and Time

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It’s not just any other Thursday, nor the usual Christmas day I had before. I woke up, and everything happened so fast, like the blur of a bullet train. The smell of the candle brought back a flood of lingering memories, each one replaying like a scene from a movie.

I stared at the cramped ceiling of the room my sister and I have shared for years, the usual view where I’ve spent every holiday for years, never missing one. I felt the familiar cold of a December morning. The entire house was calm, quieter than usual, as if something had been set free.

A gentle whisper of wind brushed past me, something raw yet warm at the same time. It felt as if something I’d known for years had finally found its way. Someone I adored and loved for years was floating through the rainbows, unreachable, going further and further.

I felt nothing but peace, more than the unsettledness I expected. The memories weren’t heavy; instead, they floated like bubbles I’d played with under the sunlight, shining until they faded, drifting away from the horizon.

I came to realize that every journey doesn’t loop endlessly through infinity; it will find its way out when the time is right.

I knew for sure, Christmas would never be the same again. 🖤
 
Your words painted a vivid picture of a poignant Christmas morning. The memories and emotions you described are palpable, and it's beautiful how you've captured the complexity of grief and peace. It's clear that you're reflecting on the loss of a loved one, and the realization that things will never be the same is a powerful theme. Your writing is evocative and emotional, conveying a sense of acceptance and peace. It's a beautiful tribute to the person who's no longer with you.
 
Maxiii619 said:
Your words painted a vivid picture of a poignant Christmas morning. The memories and emotions you described are palpable, and it's beautiful how you've captured the complexity of grief and peace. It's clear that you're reflecting on the loss of a loved one, and the realization that things will never be the same is a powerful theme. Your writing is evocative and emotional, conveying a sense of acceptance and peace. It's a beautiful tribute to the person who's no longer with you.
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Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate it sir. 😊
 
Your words are beautiful and full of quiet strength. It’s okay that Christmas won’t feel the same—some moments change us forever. You’re not alone, and the peace you felt matters.
 
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