Today I went to visit Max. There was a new plaque placed beside him. It was a male, he was 87. Then I looked at another beside that one. It was female 83, I continued to look around and all of the plaques were of elderly, they had had long lives. Max was so freakin' young. Why didn't he get to live till he was in his 80's ? So we could have lived together, laughed together, cryed together, loved together for longer, for life. We could have watched Boo hit all his milestones and become a wonderful young man.
As I drove through the cemetery I noticed the Baby Lawn Memorial. I cried for all the families of the lost little ones, I cried for the loss of my Max. Fuck life is so unfair.
Then U2's One sang through the radio.
One love, One life.
11 comments:
It isn't fair.
I'm sorry.
Thinking of you, sweetie.
You're right. It's not fucking fair. Not at all.
Hugs.
xoxo
Very unfair. [[Hugs]]
No fair at all...
Crying.
I was talking to Dave last night, about a lot of things. Found myself talking to him about you ... about Max and all he went through. How you just went on a holiday. How Max had more talent in his pinky than most people have in their whole lives.
It is SO UNFAIR Vee. And I rage at the world on your behalf, hon.
(I like how Bono comforted you, though. He's good like that.)
XOXOXOXOXOXOXOOOX FUCKING LOVE YOU
~x~
It is so unfair.... :( Thinking of you hun.
xxxxxxx
Just what I was thinking after your last post, and I can imagine those plaques hit you over the head with the unfairness.
Why not, indeed? The eternal question.
And a very powerful song.
Bea
Oh Vee....I wish I was there to give you a hug.
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