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A moment

posted:  03:29:07,  by:  The girl left behind,  in:  Grief

There’s a guy at work with the same name as my sweetheart.  For probably 2 months after my boy passed, saying or writing this guy’s name, to him or to anyone else, was a knife in my heart.  Now, it just gives me a little twinge, although I have come to find that some unnamed part of me is appeased to be able to speak his name regularly, however out of context.

When I got back from lunch today, there was a little flashing button on the bottom of my screen letting me know I had an instant message waiting.  It had his, or rather, their name on it and lit up orange, just as the button for my sweetheart had twice a day, every day, at work.  And I caught my breath and just stared at it.  It was probably just a split second before I recognized that it was my coworker, but there was an infinity in that moment.

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  1. Comment by Jane, March 29, 2007 @ 8:29 pm

    My heart breaks a little every time mail comes to the house addressed to him. There is still that momentary expectation that the intended recipient CAN still pick it up ‘when he comes in.’ I can appreciate your startled sensation.

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