MOVING ON

Why is it that we miss someone after letting go? Why is it so hard to let go in the first place? Many would have asked this and seldom would have attempted to answer the same!
It’s not uncommon to listen to people telling you that “Change is Inevitable” or that “People meet to create memories and depart to preserve them”; the truth however persists in the same state-“UNCHANGED”. What you have lost, what has left a void in your heart and life is gone forever and no words can ever bring back those-“Seasons in the Sun”. 

I am not going to give just another phrase or idiom that would ‘hypothetically’ help you get over it, because I know it won’t. I can however share your feelings and help you forget the void for a while or two. Eat, love, pray and laugh! This is all that you can so to actually move ahead. Moving ahead doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to forget your past; it simply refers to your ability to let happy tears trickle at the great moments rather than letting the sad ones peek out in your heart. Whether it is getting over the fact that school is finally over or the fact that that you may never see your pet again, you need to learn to cherish the enchanting epoch that once visited your life and pray to god to send those angels to knock at your door again. 

Happiness can never be banished, it goes from one form and comes back in another; you just have to recognize it and live it- that’s the only way you can respect it.

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