"Life like a mist appears just for a day, then disappears tomorrow"... Yes, our daily lives may be likened to living in the barracks. Whereas the barrack remains, the soldiers don't. Thus, as long as we live in this imperfect world, we will one day face the Ultimate Equaliser - Death

Source: @emjoe

Sometimes we feel guilt because of the the death of our loved ones with the thoughts that we could have been more nicer to them or cherished every time we spent together.

Sometimes we feel we could hide our loved ones from the evil claws of death 💀. The bitter truth still remains - they are Dead.

Grief

The saying 'Different Strokes for different folks' applies to how each individual mourn or pass through a grieving process. To some, it may take years and to others, it may be some short period of serious grief - starving of oneself, abstinence from bathing and even inflicting injuries to one's body.

Whichever way a person chose to grieve, the sad reality still sticks - Our loved One has become a Memory.

For me, sad moments have a way of pushing me down beyond measure but I have trained my body to recover almost Immediately. I do that by finding time to engage in some things I have not tried for a long time or things I have not tried out before.

However, occasionally the sad moments will want to becloud my vision and sap my energy. I dwell on the thoughts that my loved ones would want me to flourish and move on.

I believe @stevenalexander will want everyone of us grieving about his death to move on and draw strength from his Cheerfulness.

My Signout Message Is:

Live The Best Way You Can Because One Day, We All Will Face The Ultimate Equaliser - Death.

STAY TUNED TO, @emjoe