we often don’t get great goodbyes from the people we love.
At many a times is never the best..
Many of us will be brave and say-“It means nothing”, yes.. maybe- what about it touching your heart..?: Now it means alot, right?
I have lost a few people that I loved. But loosing my uncle charles was the most painful experience.
Receiving the news- a text from my niece, saying that, “Uncle has got an accident and died…”
That message got the very best of me.
I was shaking trembling, didn’t know what to do.
I hurriedly texted my mum. She was more devastated than I was.. I heard her crying so painful.
I remember consoling my siblings to stop crying too, convincing them- uncle Charles will be fine; deep inside I was broken too.. tears dropping down my cheeks. I had to Hide my face from them.
Not confiding with the uncle charles death news. I had to call Uncle Richard and he confirmed to me and said,”Its true..” That really hit me so hard . I couldn’t control my tears. I couldn’t believe that my uncle was no more.
Up To date, I have not yet believed that we won’t watch football with him.. His beautiful jokes.. Those Lingala dances.. They are never coming back.
To me..
He will remain one of a kind; a hero that graced so many people’s hearts with laughter.
The ocean of death came between us..
He might have been stolen by the grisly road accident, but his great sweet memories will always live in our hearts forever; each one of them will be remembered..
REST IN PEACE UNCLE CHARLES- till we meet again.