I really need those empty hours of those early morning when I brew myself my first cup of tea before the house wakes up and breaks up my melancholic thoughts, which at my age are mostly about the people I have known and who have already gone before me.
It's a sad reverie but the sadness is tinged with gratitude. Gratitude for having known those people; gratitude for having had such friends. I never knew when their last hour would come, so I never had a chance to say goodbye, leaving many words unsaid and many things undone.
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The hand is cold that once held mine
It takes time to learn when someone's gone for good
Your last hours we never knew
It takes time to learn when someone's gone for good
It takes time to learn that you're gone for good The hand is cold that once held mine
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It's taken time to learn that they're gone. Now it's time to let them go.

